Available now · Windows 11 x64 and ARM64

Keep your coding history indexed on Windows 11.

The Contextify system tray app indexes local Claude Code and Codex sessions in the background. Query that history from the Windows command line, or enable Contextify Cloud when you want it to follow you to another device.

Product illustration: the Contextify tray app indexing Claude Code and Codex history on Windows 11. Styled mockup.

Contextify 1.8.0 for Windows runs on x64 and ARM64.

Use x64 for an Intel or AMD PC, or ARM64 for a Windows on ARM PC.

What it does

Background indexing, command-line search, and optional Cloud sync

Indexes in the background

The tray app watches supported Claude Code and Codex transcript locations and keeps the local index current.

Shows ingestion health

Review indexing status and indexed counts. Choose Ingest Now to refresh the index.

Queries from the command line

Use contextify.exe to inspect and search the history indexed on your Windows machine.

Syncs when you choose

Sign into Contextify Cloud from the tray app when you want indexed history available through your account.

Keeps controls visible

The tray menu provides Cloud settings, manual sync, ingestion controls, and Quit Contextify.

Starts only when enabled

Start at login is opt-in. You decide whether Contextify launches with your Windows session.

How it works

Index locally. Add Cloud sync for cross-device access.

Indexing happens on the Windows machine. Local command-line access does not require Cloud. Cloud sync makes indexed history available through your account.

  1. Write sessions normally.
    Claude Code and Codex continue writing their supported local transcripts.
  2. Let the tray app index them.
    The background app processes session history and reports its state through Ingestion Health.
  3. Query or sync the result.
    Use contextify.exe locally, or enable Cloud sync to carry indexed history to your account.

Windows scope

Windows 11 on x64 and ARM64

Contextify for Windows centers on background indexing, ingestion health, command-line access, and optional Cloud sync.

Windows 11 x64 and ARM64

x64 covers Intel and AMD PCs; ARM64 covers Windows on ARM PCs.

No visual history browser

Windows focuses on background indexing, health, command-line access, and optional sync. The visual history browser remains a Mac app feature for this release.

Per-user setup and updates

The setup installs without administrator access and keeps installation and updates on one path.

Common questions

What to know about Contextify for Windows

Which architecture will I need?

Use x64 for a Windows 11 PC with an Intel or AMD processor. Windows on ARM PCs use ARM64.

Does Contextify support Windows on ARM?

Yes. Contextify includes ARM64 for Windows 11 PCs with ARM processors.

Does it have the history browser available in the Mac app?

Contextify for Windows provides background indexing, ingestion health, command-line access, and optional Cloud sync. The visual history browser remains a Mac app feature for this release.

Do I need Contextify Cloud?

No. Local indexing and command-line access work without Cloud. Enable Cloud when you want indexed history to follow your Contextify account.

How will updates work?

Open the notification-area menu and choose Check for Updates. Contextify downloads a newer release from the stable channel for the installed architecture and hands installation to the built-in updater.

Get Contextify for Windows

Get the x64 or ARM64 app. The Windows guide explains background indexing, Ingestion Health, contextify.exe, license activation, and Cloud settings.

Download Contextify for Windows