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Mock data·The desk is a fictional sample for Avery Chen. This preview never reads your Mac.
Mac app · no terminal · data stays local
Download context, open it, and grant Full Disk Access — one permission. Messages and AI sessions already on the Mac sync into a local database, inputs and outputs both. Remote sources are one click. Any agent reads the cited profile from one MCP server. A daily sync keeps the file current.
Context.dmg for Apple silicon and Intel. The sample desk is mock data, and it does not read your Mac.
ReadsiMessage · automaticWhatsApp · 1 clickTelegram · 1 clickInstagram · 1 clickX · 1 clickSlack · 1 clickMail · automaticClaude Code · automaticClaude · automaticCodex · automaticCursor · automaticGrok Bot · automatic
Once it is connected
Illustrations, not transcripts. The same shape as a real ask: the agent queries context, then answers with the line it used.
What did I promise Nia about the Harbor beta?
Asked context · 2 citations
You told Nia the beta is 18 November, and that mornings stay clear until 11. You also told #harbor that sync ships before any new essay.
iMessage · 3 Oct · Slack #harbor · 12 Oct
Rewrite the empty state in my voice.
Asked context · voice
Nothing here yet. Sync ships on the 18th. I don’t know yet whether we backfill or start clean.
Cursor · 19 Oct · Claude · 28 Oct
Friday note for the team, from this week’s Slack and Mail.
Asked context · Slack, Mail
Harbor is still on for the 18th. Mateo has the studio site. Field notes stay paused. I don’t know yet whether we backfill.
Slack · #harbor · Mail · Mateo
Onboarding
Download the disk image, open the app, grant Full Disk Access. Local sources sync on their own. Remote sources wait as one-click buttons. The counter below is live — it moves only when you click.
The scan
On this Mac
0 of 18
A scan, not a logo wall. 9 of these are on the sample Mac. The ones Stageshow ships a mark for keep that mark; the rest stay words.
Required
3
Download, open, one permission. Local sync is not a click.
On the machine
Remote
One button each
WhatsApp, Slack, X, and the rest wait until you ask.
Looking for the Mac app at http://127.0.0.1:8766…
Apple silicon and Intel. A disk image, not a terminal and not an install command.
01
After that one permission, the app walks every local message and AI session, line by line, into a database on the Mac. Prompts and replies are both lines.
02
It keeps what is worth citing: facts, open projects, and the voice you actually use. Each fact points at a source, a date, and a line.
03
The app runs one MCP server and shows one API key. No terminal. A daily sync adds whatever you wrote since yesterday.
Sources
What already lives on the Mac syncs by itself. Anything that needs an account is one button. AI apps are read on both sides: the input you gave them and the output you kept.
Every thread, line by line, including the ones you only half-finished.
Letters you sent and the ones you kept.
The prompt you typed and the reply that came back.
Both sides of the chat, not a summary of it.
The task you gave it and the diff it returned.
Agent chats: your prompts and the edits that followed.
Conversations in and out, including the ones you kept.
Chats the desktop app can read, kept as lines rather than a transcript blob.
Private chats and the groups you still answer.
Direct messages. The feed stays out.
Direct messages and posts you wrote.
Channels and DMs in the workspaces you connect.
Privacy
Raw lines live in a local database. The daily sync reads what is new. It does not upload the archive.
The Mac app runs one MCP server and shows you the key. There is no terminal, no second account, and no shared inbox.
Facts keep the source, the date, and the line. You can read the profile before a single agent is connected.
This page states the product promise. It is not a security audit. Raw lines stay put; an agent receives the cited profile, and a quoted line only when it asks.
The button’s href is a placeholder for the .dmg release. The sample desk is still there if you want to see the profile, the coverage, and the key first.