Work like you normally do.
Ghost quietly remembers useful context from the apps and files you allow it to see.
Ghost remembers the context behind your work so you can pick up where you left off, with the right file, decision, or next step ready.
Starting on Windows. macOS later.
The idea
How Ghost works
Ghost quietly remembers useful context from the apps and files you allow it to see.
The useful pieces stay together, including decisions, goals, and open threads. Ghost keeps track of what matters and quietly prepares the context you may need next.
A short recap brings back where you were, what changed, and what to do next.
Use the shorter launch message.
Finish the first-run screen.
Launch notes · Draft 04
You were simplifying the launch page. One open task is waiting.
Made for real days
After a break
Open your laptop and see the short version of where things stood.
You were rewriting the launch page. The headline is done; the first-run screen is still open.
Private by design
Access starts with clear permission from you.
Your work and Ghost’s memory stay on your device by default.
Ghost can prepare things quietly in the background, stays out of the way when there is nothing worth surfacing, and asks before anything consequential happens.
Ghost is a local-first desktop companion that keeps the context of your work together across apps. It remembers decisions, goals, and open threads, helps you pick up where you left off, and quietly prepares useful context when you need it.
Yes. Ghost keeps the useful thread between the apps and files you allow it to see, including the decisions and open threads that connect them.
No. Ghost remembers useful context from the apps and files you allow it to see. Local-first processing and explicit permission keep you in control.
Ghost is starting on Windows, with macOS planned later.
Ghost is still in development. Join early access and we’ll let you know when a build is ready.
Join early access and be among the first to try Ghost.
Starting on Windows. macOS later.