ChatGPT forgets you between chats; Claude Code forgets you between sessions. Committy remembers every commit, every session, every fix — forever.
Every memory product starts empty. Committy doesn't: it imports every repo's git history and every Claude Code session on your Mac — then never stops capturing.
No cold start. No training period. It shows up already knowing you.
One thread per project; The Whole Stash spans them all. Every answer carries tap-to-jump citations to the exact commit or session. Receipts, not vibes.
Your work doesn't just live in git. Committy already senses your calendar — read-only, opt-in — and cross-links it with your commits. Notion, Linear and Slack are on the way. Click a senseto see where it's headed.
The tickets. The commits that closed them. The spec. The meeting. One answer.
Three red builds in a row and the raccoon checks every project, every machine, for the last time you fought this exact fight. Memory that shows up when you're stuck — not when you remember to search.
Your past self just became your best teammate.
Meeting nudges, stale-spec callbacks, abandoned branches — a few times a day, never more than you set. Try the dial:
Never mean about your output. Only your patterns.
Every morning: what you actually did yesterday (commits to prove it), what's on today, and a paste-ready standup. When there's real work, it loads a handoff with everything it remembers about that project and launches your agent. It will never write your code. It manages the AI that does.
On-device speech. Ask out loud, get a bubble back. Nothing recorded, nothing logged.
One explicit frame — never ambient. Ask "where do I click?" and it points.
A pixel paw flies out and taps the exact spot. The raccoon never leaves the Dock.
That's not a demo script. That's Tuesday.
It walks on your real Dock and runs on three stats — hunger, happiness, health. Your commits are the food. Ship and it thrives. Ghost it and… well. There's a graveyard.
a commit is a snack. a merged PR? a feast. a Claude Code turn? lil snack. shipping IS caring.
stats only drop at midnight — never mid-crunch. sundays are a rest day. healing (+15) beats punishment (−12).
neglect it and it gets sick, turns green, dies. a pixel tombstone lands on your Dock. tap the grave to summon a new egg.
Raccoon · awake
Claude · thinking…One click: live stats, today's commits and streak, what Claude Code is doing right now, and the care buttons. Victory dance every 5th streak day; anniversaries at 3, 7, 30, 100, 365 days alive. It counts. It remembers. That's the whole point.
It keeps a diary about you. Grounded in what actually happened.
30+ pixel-perfect animations, locked to one palette.
Your memory database never leaves your Mac. We don't store your questions or the answers.
Drag Committy to Applications. The raccoon lands on your dock.
It imports your repos' git history and Claude Code sessions — locally, on your Mac.
Your first brief is ready the next morning. Ask about anything you've ever built — it was there.
The first 50 buyers at launch get the pet free. Join the list — we'll email you the moment it's live.
Your memory lives in one SQLite file on your Mac. Ask a question and only that question plus the few memory lines needed to answer it are sent to Anthropic's Claude API for that one answer — never stored by us. To move your brain between Macs, export it and import it on the other (end-to-end encrypted sync is on the way). Export or delete everything anytime.
Deliberately not. Committy never writes or edits code. It's the manager: it remembers everything, briefs you, and preps context-loaded handoffs for Claude Code — the engineer you already use. Every handoff needs your confirmation. You stay the exec.
A few hooks in ~/.claude/settings.json log events locally (you prompt, Claude edits, a subagent finishes), and the brain reads your local session transcripts to remember what you built together. Your existing settings stay untouched. The memory itself stays on your Mac; only when you ask the brain a question does that question — plus a few relevant memory lines — go to Anthropic to answer it.
No. It's a tiny native app — no Electron, no screen recording, no background AI. History imports run once in the background; the animation loop pauses when hidden.
The pet works great with just local git. The brain gets dramatically better with Claude Code connected (that's where your session memory comes from), and GitHub adds your remote repos to the catalog.
The pet is a one-time purchase — yours forever, including updates. Committy+ (the brain: memory, chats, brief, manager mode) is a subscription, because it has real ongoing AI costs. Cancel anytime; the raccoon hands back the brain but keeps living on your dock.
Yes — 7 days, full features, no card required. If you buy and change your mind, there's a 7-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. One license covers 2 Macs.
macOS 14 (Sonoma) and later, Apple Silicon and Intel. Windows is on the wishlist.
🦝 "you read the whole page. if I were installed, I'd remember that about you."