Contextify Cloud

"I know I figured this out already."

Cloud sync for your Claude Code and Codex history. Your AI can pull past decisions and fixes from any machine, automatically using Contextify's /total-recall skill.

Download for Mac See Plans Free tier available. Opt-in sync. Per-project control. Mac + Linux.


              $ /total-recall why did we reject the regex approach?


              ⏺ Skill(total-recall)

                ⎜ Searching all projects · 3 devices


              ⏺ Contextify Total Recall


                Found: Session from 2 weeks ago (contextify, wb2)


                User: "should we use regex or the AI classifier?"

                Assistant: "Regex breaks on edge cases in

                3 of your 12 file types. The AI classifier handles

                all of them and is easier to extend."


                Decision: AI classifier chosen. Regex rejected.

                Entry: a1b2c3d4 · 2026-03-08 · 14:32 UTC

Cloud Sync

What changes when memory follows you

Without Cloud Sync

With Contextify Cloud

Switch machines, lose the thread

Search the same history from any machine

Laptop dies, session history disappears

Continuous backup keeps everything intact

Need past context away from your dev box

Open it from browser or any device

Cloud sync

One unified context across every machine

Run the macOS or Linux Contextify app anywhere you use Claude Code or Codex. Cloud sync makes all of your conversations available on all of your computers.

Survives everything

Disk failures, OS reinstalls, new laptops. Your AI conversation history is backed up continuously. Claude Code's 30-day deletion becomes irrelevant.

Search from any machine

Full-text search across every past session, from whichever device you are on. Or open cloud.contextify.sh in a browser and search there.

Mac + Linux, one history

The Linux CLI pushes sessions to the same cloud. Work on a remote server via SSH, search from your Mac later. Everything ends up in the same index.

Real stories from production

From 38 Total Recall queries analyzed. 89% returned actionable information. See all examples →

The bug that kept coming back

Corrupted AI-generated summaries appeared with identical wrong text across 21+ entries. The developer started debugging from scratch.

Total Recall found it. The same bug had been investigated just two days earlier. A full root cause analysis already existed, with the validation bypass identified and a fix proposed. Instead of hours of re-investigation, the developer applied the fix immediately.

Bug pattern recognition

The schema work nobody could find

A developer lost track of schema work needed for a page redesign. They thought it was done but had totally lost it. No matching commits or branches came up in a search.

Total Recall found it. The work was completed the previous day, in a different worktree, using a different AI tool. Two atomic commits on a specific branch, never merged. The developer reviewed the diffs and merged immediately.

Cross-tool continuity

The pricing decision that never happened

A developer was planning a product launch and believed pricing had been decided in a prior session. They did not want to re-debate it.

Total Recall ran 8 queries across 180 days. It found the full evolution of pricing thinking, from "Free. The whole thing." to discussions about paid tiers. The definitive finding: no final pricing decision was ever made. What the developer remembered as a "decision" was actually an ongoing discussion. They could now make the call with full historical context.

Negative proof

How it works

Three steps, under a minute

Install Contextify

Mac app or Linux CLI. Monitors your Claude Code and Codex sessions automatically.

Enable Cloud Sync

One toggle in Settings. Your conversation history starts backing up immediately.

Search from anywhere

Any device running Contextify, or open cloud.contextify.sh in a browser.

Privacy

Cloud is opt-in. Local is always primary.

Off by default

Cloud sync ships disabled. You enable it in Settings and can disable it at any time.

Per-project control

Choose which projects sync on each device. Admins can also set a server-side allowlist.

Encrypted in transit

Sync traffic is encrypted over HTTPS. See the Privacy page for details.

No cloud lock-in

Your local SQLite database is the primary copy. If the cloud goes away, you still have everything.

How is this different from Dropbox or iCloud sync?

Dropbox syncs files. Contextify Cloud syncs structured data: conversation entries, summaries, and project metadata. It deduplicates entries across devices, handles concurrent access from multiple machines, and provides search and analytics on top. File sync tools are not designed for this.

Can I use Contextify without Cloud?

Yes. Cloud sync is off by default. The macOS app and Linux CLI work fully offline with all core features: real-time timeline, search, LLM summaries. Many users run local-only permanently.

What data gets synced?

Conversation entries (prompts and responses), LLM summaries, project metadata, and usage statistics. Raw transcript files, app settings, and local processing state stay on your machine. The cloud stores parsed, structured data, not raw files.

Can I exclude specific projects from syncing?

Yes. In Settings > Cloud > Project Sync you can enable or disable sync for each project on that device. Excluded projects stop uploading and downloading on that machine. Other devices are not affected.

For teams

The same sync works across a team

On Team plans, your engineers' AI sessions become searchable across the group. Someone solved this three months ago? Anyone on the team can find that conversation. New hires can see how things were built, what was considered and rejected. Usage analytics show which projects and people are using AI, with real data instead of surveys.

See Team pricing →

Stop losing your AI work

Download Contextify, enable Cloud Sync in Settings, and your history starts backing up immediately.

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