AI that gives All apps Claude Sessions, simply
Claude Sessions, simply
Your Claude Code sessions in one window, each a click away from reopening in your terminal.
- No telemetry
- No ads
- No account
- Open source
- Works offline
About the app
What it does
Claude Code keeps every conversation on disk, but getting back to one means a list of ids. This app reads those same files and shows them as a list: title, project folder, when it was last touched, and which ones are running right now. Click a session and it opens in iTerm, Terminal, Ghostty, Warp, kitty, WezTerm or Alacritty, in the right folder with the right resume command. You can search, filter by project, rename sessions and move them to an archive; Claude Code's own files are never written to. The dark strip at the top is a looping Claude Code chat that keeps asking for random fun facts; fold it away if you prefer a quiet window.
Who it's for
Anyone who uses Claude Code in the terminal on a Mac and has lost a conversation among the session ids.
What it doesn't do
It does not read your conversations beyond what a title needs, does not delete anything (the archive only hides a session in this app), and does not sync or have an account. It runs on macOS 13 or newer; the build is not signed by Apple, so macOS asks you to allow it once. The fun-fact strip is the only thing that touches the network.
For the curious
What I checked
Checked
Installed on my own phone, permissions read from the finished build, network traffic watched. Everything the app downloads comes from one place: a script on GitHub fetches the sources below, turns them into small files and serves them from there. The app never talks to these institutions directly.
Permissions
- Files it readsClaude Code's own session files in ~/.claude, and its own two settings files in Application Support.
- Automationtells your terminal app to open a tab or window with the session; macOS asks once.
Talks to
- uselessfacts.jsph.pla random fun fact for the strip at the top, with a built-in list when offline. Nothing about you or your sessions is sent; the request carries only your IP address, like opening any website.
Not in the app
No analytics, no crash reports, no account, no update check, no sync, no advertising.