Private beta · invite-only · macOS

Your memory,
surfaced.

Glint lives in your menu bar, quietly capturing what you're working on — then hands it back the instant you need it.

Free in beta · limited slots
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Capture

It notices what you’re doing

Reads the surfaceof your session — windows, tabs, apps in play. Pausable in one click. Never records keystrokes or anything you didn't choose to share.

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Understand

It makes sense of it, locally

A small on-device model groups activity into sessions and infers intent — what you were trying to get done. No round trip to a server, ever.

Inferred intent

Ship the checkout auth fix

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Surface

It hands back what helps

Two outputs on demand: Open Loops to resume where you left off, and Prompt Packs to paste into any AI tool. No feed, no inbox.

Open LoopsResume where you left off
Prompt PacksPaste into any AI tool
Who it’s for

Built for anyone who does deep work on a Mac.

Whether you call it note-taking, journaling, context capture, or just trying to remember — Glint handles it automatically.

Software Engineers

Resume any branch, bug, or PR instantly.

Context-switch without losing your place. Glint tracks which files, tabs, and terminals you had open — so returning to a half-finished debugging session feels like you never left.

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Product Managers

Never lose the thread of a decision.

Glint remembers every stakeholder conversation, doc, and Figma link you touched while shaping a feature — so you can reconstruct your thinking without hunting through Slack.

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Designers

Pick up a design where you left off.

Jump back into any Figma file with full context — which frame you were iterating, which feedback you were addressing, which references you had open. No more re-orienting.

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Researchers & Writers

Your research thread, always intact.

Glint automatically logs every paper, tab, and draft you had open — acting as a passive research journal. Paste your entire reading session into Claude or ChatGPT in one keystroke.

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Glint is a macOS menu bar app and AI memory tool that works as an automatic note taker, work journal, activity log, session recorder, and context capture layer — all privately, on your machine. It is a free alternative to Rewind AI and Microsoft Recall that never records your screen. Use it to remember what you were working on, resume any task, and give AI tools like Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Copilot full context of your work. Designed for software engineers, product managers, designers, researchers, and writers who need to context-switch without losing their place.

Inside the app

One quiet window
for your whole day.

Now, Activity, Chat, Settings — everything you need. Click around.

Now

What you’re working on

Working on2m ago

Improving on-device memory extraction accuracy

At 12:37 PM you were reading about extraction accuracy on claude.ai — part of the exocor thread you've returned to three times today.

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Grab your context

3 moments from todayExport .md

Private by construction.

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Global shortcut

One keystroke.Anywhere.

Press ⌃⌥G in any app, any window. Glint surfaces instantly — then gets out of your way.

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Remind me tomorrow, 9am
Schedule this, tomorrow 3pm
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Prefer a different combo? ⌃⌥G is just the default — rebind it to any key in Settings.

Now in private beta

Get early
access.

Glint is invite-only. Drop your email and we'll reach out when your slot opens — rolling out gradually.

Free during beta · macOS 14+ · Apple silicon · on-device