LOCAL-FIRST · NATIVE macOS · REAL UI

Your AI coding history, under your control.

Three focused macOS apps to browse, search, archive, restore, and safely delete sessions from Codex, Claude Code, and Grok — without moving conversations into another cloud service.

macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon + Intel · Python 3.9+ required

3independent apps
100%local session data
0accounts or telemetry

REAL UI · LIVE CAPTURE

Search. Filter. Act.

The full workflow in 20 seconds, using isolated fictional data.

A SMALL TOOL FOR A REAL PROBLEM

The controls local history files are missing.

01

Find the right session

Search titles, folders, paths, and preview text across local records.

02

Filter out the noise

Narrow results by project, source, archive state, and activity status.

03

Handle sessions in batches

Select multiple records and archive or restore them together.

04

Delete with a recovery path

A local backup is created before the original is removed.

05

Avoid live-session conflicts

Running Codex and Claude Code sessions show clear conflict warnings.

06

Install only what you use

Codex, Claude Code, and Grok remain three independent lightweight apps.

THREE PROVIDERS · ONE CONSISTENT WORKFLOW

Purpose-built for each local format.

Codex Session Manager

Codex

Official CLI actions, archive support, and live-session detection.

Claude Code Session Manager

Claude Code

Local transcript browsing with source filters and safe file moves.

Grok Session Manager

Grok

Active and idle session states with directory-based archive actions.

LOCAL BY DESIGN

Your conversations never become our dataset.

There is no account system, analytics, telemetry, cloud database, CDN, or outbound runtime request. The apps read the formats already stored on your Mac and bind only to a random loopback port.

Read the privacy model ↗

Loopback-only local service

External WebKit navigation blocked

Read-only search, filters, and refresh

Explicit actions for every file change

OPEN SOURCE · MIT LICENSED

Control your local AI sessions.

Download the Universal 2 package, install only the apps you use, and keep every conversation on your Mac.