SafariMap Path
LiveRewrites map links from Google Maps, Waze, Bing Maps, and HERE WeGo so they open in Apple Maps instead — on-device only, zero tracking, no network requests. Live on the App Store for iPhone, iPad, and Mac: $0.99, one purchase, every device.
ContactTap
LiveFinds the phone numbers, emails, and addresses on the page you're viewing — then one tap to call, text, email, open in Maps, or copy as clean text. It works out which number is the main line, flags a link that dials something other than what it displays, and on devices with Apple Intelligence groups what it found into the businesses the details belong to, entirely on device. Zero tracking, no network requests. One $0.99 purchase covers iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
What every Safari extension here promises
- Zero data collection. No analytics, no telemetry, no error reporting, no usage tracking.
- Zero network requests at runtime. The code never connects to the internet on its own.
- Minimum-viable permissions. No host permissions unless a feature genuinely needs them. Everything runs on-device.
- Open where openness is the trust story. Map Path's source is public under the MIT License; ContactTap is a paid native app whose privacy story rests on Safari's own permission model and the “Data Not Collected” App Store label.
- Built the way Apple intends — a native Safari extension for current macOS, iOS, and iPadOS.