You didn’t forget the work.
You forgot the thinking.
Jump back into your work with full context instantly, no need to re-think. Built for people who do deep, focused work.
Runs on your machine. No cloud sync. No screen recording. Your work stays yours.
The 23-Minute Context Switch Tax
Studies show it takes ~23 minutes to regain deep focus after an interruption. But the real cost is losing momentum, confidence, and trust in your own thinking.
- -Open files, tabs, and history
- -Version control and recent edits
- -Terminal output and command history
- -Why you opened those tabs in the first place
- -The hypothesis you were testing or thread you were following
- -What you were about to do next
One briefing. Full context.
Come back from a meeting, a Slack thread, or a lunch break—get a short briefing that tells you what you were doing, where you left off, and what’s next.
Debugging the login bug that kicks users out at checkout.
Generated automatically from your activity. No manual notes or tagging.
The Mechanism
Runs locally. Observes your IDE and tools. Captures context on every switch. No cloud, no manual input.
Background Observer
Runs entirely on your machine. Watches your editor, terminal, and file activity—no screen recording, no keystroke logging.
Context Snapshot
On every interrupt, it captures your reasoning and next steps—the “why” behind what you’re doing. Zero manual tagging.
Briefing Card
When you come back: a compact summary of where you were, what you were solving, and the next action. One glance, full context.
Your work never leaves your machine.
Local-first architecture. No cloud sync, no telemetry, no data exfiltration. Built for people who care about privacy.