For macOS · Apple Silicon and Intel

Every Claude Code session, one click from where you left off.

Claude Code keeps every conversation as a UUID. Reclaude turns that pile into a searchable inbox in your menu bar. Click a session and Terminal opens at the original directory and resumes it. Everything stays local.

Download for Mac · free · macOS 13+
⌘⇧K from anywhere · signed and notarized by Apple · free · local-only · See it work
The popout from the menu bar: search, then Resume. Terminal opens at the original directory.

Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

No accounts. No telemetry. No network calls. Just the sessions you already have, finally findable.

Search 800 sessions in a blink

SQLite FTS5 over every first message, project path, branch, and tag. Type the thing you remember and find it instantly.

One-click resume

Click Resume on any session. Terminal.app (or iTerm.app) opens at the original cwd and runs claude --resume <id>. You're back where you left off.

Auto-tagged, manually renameable

Sessions get smart tags from keywords in the first message: #swift, #bug, #refactor. Don't like the auto-title? Rename it; your rename never touches the .jsonl.

Group however you think

By project, by date (Today / This Week / This Month / Older), by tag, by git branch, or flat. Pin the important ones. Archive the noise.

Local-only by design

Reads ~/.claude/projects/. Writes its own SQLite to Application Support. No telemetry, no cloud, no auth. Optional AI-suggested names use your own claude CLI.

Whisper-light

Native Swift. Universal binary. ~1.2 MB DMG. Stream-reads huge sessions (some over 5 MB) without loading them into memory.

From “which UUID was that again?”
to resumed, in 2 seconds.

  1. Reclaude scans ~/.claude/projects/

    On launch (and incrementally afterwards) it streams each .jsonl, pulls the first real user message, harvests the working dir and git branch, and stores it in a local SQLite + FTS5 index.

  2. You search or browse

    Click the Reclaude glyph in your menu bar or press ⌘⇧K. Type anything you remember: keyword, project name, branch. Filter, group, pin, archive.

  3. Click Resume

    Terminal opens at the session's original cwd and runs claude --resume <id>. You ship.

Free.

Under 1.5 MB. Notarized by Apple. Native Swift, universal binary. No tiers, no keys.

Download for Mac
macOS 13+ · universal · ~1.2 MB
Universal DMG (Apple Silicon and Intel) · .dmg

The honest
FAQ.

How do I know it's safe?

Reclaude is signed with a Developer ID certificate issued by Apple and notarized by Apple's notary service. Both the .app and the .dmg are stapled, so Gatekeeper validates them locally without an internet round-trip.

It reads ~/.claude/projects/ and writes only to ~/Library/Application Support/reclaude/. No network calls. Inspect the source on GitHub.

Verify yourself after downloading:

spctl -a -vvv -t exec "/Applications/Reclaude.app"
# expected: source=Notarized Developer ID