For Mac developers · Local-first

Keep code, web pages, and
AI sessions in one project context.

Connect local files and reference pages with Codex, ChatGPT, or Claude Code. Days later, open any one of them and immediately find the rest of the work.

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Local-first · no cloud work archive · integration sharing is user-triggered

A demonstration of LinkContext recognizing the current web page, linking it to a local file, and reopening the related resource from either side
A demonstration of LinkContext recognizing the current web page, linking it to a local file, and reopening the related resource from either side

Built for real development work

Spend less time finding context. Move the project forward.

01

Return to the exact AI session

Keep a Codex, ChatGPT, or Claude Code session beside the code and references it supports.

02

Continue from any project resource

Open a file or page and see the other confirmed resources connected to that work.

03

Resume days later without rebuilding context

Project relationships stay on your Mac, ready when you return instead of searching chat history and Finder.

  1. 01

    Capture the current resource

    Open Current Resources when you choose; LinkContext reads the active app, window, page, file, or session at that moment.

  2. 02

    Connect what belongs together

    Create stable, two-way relationships between the resources that make up the same piece of work.

  3. 03

    Review what you linked

    See confirmed links and recently used resources without presenting recent use as a suggestion.

  4. 04

    Continue from linked resources

    Open the related resources and continue with the decisions, references, and sessions that support the work.

Works with your tools

Connect the apps already in your workflow.

LinkContext recognizes specific pages, files, notes, reminders, messages, projects, and AI sessions—not only app windows.

SafariFinderTextEditMailApple CalendarNotesRemindersChatGPTClaude CodeVS CodeMicrosoft OfficeNotionDEVONthinkObsidianThingsZCodeSlackLarkDingTalk

Browser pages, Finder resources, and Mail links are included in Free. The 30-day trial and Pro unlock the complete set of app-specific integrations.

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Not another task manager

LinkContext doesn't track to-dos.
It keeps the resources behind your work together.

Tools change, but work shouldn't be fragmented. LinkContext surfaces the resources around your current work so you can switch apps without losing the thread.

Bookmark manager

UsuallySaves URLs you explicitly collect

LinkContextConnects the apps, files, pages, and sessions involved in current work

Task manager

UsuallyTracks what you intend to finish

LinkContextKeeps the references and reasoning needed to finish it

History

UsuallyRecords what you opened over time

LinkContextSurfaces what belongs with the work in front of you

LinkContext for macOS

Make the next app switch feel continuous.

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