Every conversation with Claude Code, saved on your laptop. Searchable. Yours.

You do not need to live in a terminal. Open the timeline, click any past chat, and Claude picks up where it left off. The whole history of every project you have built lives in a beautiful local browser, and nothing ever leaves your machine.

npm install -g @clauderecallhq/cli

recall start && recall open

The problem in plain English

You opened Claude Code last week and got it to do something amazing. This morning you want to do that thing again, only better. You scroll through the file picker. The session you want is buried under fifty newer ones. You give up and re-explain the project from scratch. The agent does an OK job. Not as good as it did last week.

That is context debt, and almost everyone using Claude Code is paying interest on it.

The fix in three clicks

1. Open the timeline. Every past Claude conversation appears as a card with a title and a date.
2. Search for the one you want. The bar at the top finds matches across every word ever typed.
3. Click Send back to Claude. The new conversation starts with the old one already loaded.

That is the entire workflow. No commands. No copy-paste. No notes you forgot to update.

Why your conversations stay safe

• Everything runs on your laptop. There is no cloud, no signup, no account.
• The browser interface is on a private address that only your computer can see.
• No telemetry. We do not have a server that could see your conversations even if we wanted to.
• If we ever disappear, your conversations keep working. They are stored on your disk, in plain files you can open with any text editor.

What it costs

Claude Recall has a free tier that indexes everything and lets you browse. The full version is a one-time purchase, less than two coffees a year out, and unlocks search, sending past conversations back to Claude, and a few advanced features. No subscription. No automatic renewal.

If you do live in the terminal

The same product has a CLI and an MCP server. If you want the developer-flavored entry, start at the engineers landing page.