a memory system for agent-shaped work / 01

Where your days
actually went.

Trails turns the coding-agent sessions already on your Mac into a private timeline of projects, working days, and active threads. Nothing to start. Nothing to stop.

Start with one Mac →how it works →

01 / the shape of a working day

A memory system,
not a time tracker.

Time trackers ask you to log blocks. Trails reads the exhaust of work already in motion: Claude Code, Codex, omp, and pi.

the shape of a working dayattention / agents

trails

hearth

graze

solid marks: you were presentpale wash: agents were running

No timer.

Trails reads the session exhaust your tools already leave behind.

Your Mac.

One Mac holds your private service, database, collection, and backups.

Memory first.

A readable week, not a performance score or surveillance dashboard.

02 / start with one Mac

Start with one Mac.

One Mac is a complete trails installation. It runs the private web app and canonical SQLite database, collects its own coding-agent sessions, and makes a daily backup.

curl -fsSL https://releases.manzanita.dev/trails/install.sh | sh

Existing sessions from Claude Code, Codex, omp, or pi make trails useful immediately.

documentation ↗

A memory system,not a time tracker.

No timer.

Your Mac.

Memory first.

Start with one Mac.

A memory system,
not a time tracker.