Written by

in

Prey 1.13.42 for Mac

Prey 1.13.42 for Mac

Mac Utilities
Updated Aug 12, 2026
Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 12, 2026

Prey is protection you install before anything goes wrong. This small agent sits quietly on your MacBook until the day it is lost or taken. Then you sign in to the online panel, mark the device as missing, and Prey starts sending reports with its location, nearby network details and, where permitted, pictures and screenshots. From the same panel you can sound an alarm or lock the screen while you work on getting it back.

Key Features

  • Location tracking for your Mac from a single online control panel
  • Missing reports with location history, pictures and screenshots
  • Remote screen lock and a loud alarm to scare off a thief
  • Groups, labels and automations for people managing several devices
  • One account covers laptops, phones and tablets across platforms

How to Download

  1. Use the download button on this page, or Download from the official site to get the Mac installer.
  2. Run the package and sign in, or create your free Prey account during setup.
  3. Grant the Location, Camera and Full Disk Access permissions macOS asks for.

System Requirements

Prey runs on current macOS releases on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs and needs an internet connection to report in. A Prey account is required, and the agent updates itself in the background.

FAQs

Is Prey free?

A free plan covers personal use on a small number of devices. Paid plans add more devices, faster reporting and fleet tools for organisations.

Can Prey find a Mac that is switched off?

No tool can reach a powered off machine. Prey reports as soon as the Mac wakes and connects, and keeps a location history from before.

Does Prey watch me all the time?

No. It stays idle until you mark the device missing or request a report, and camera use follows the permissions you granted.

Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *