Sees the shape of your work
The tab you stayed on, the file you edited, the CRM record you touched, the message that pulled you out. Quiet, in the background.
Recall quietly remembers the real context of your work across tabs, apps, files, and messages, then brings you back when focus breaks.
No timers, no streaks, nothing to manage. Recall runs in the background and holds the thread for you.
The tab you stayed on, the file you edited, the CRM record you touched, the message that pulled you out. Quiet, in the background.
Fragments cluster into named threads, one per workstream. Each already has a title when you come back.
Lunch, a Slack reply, a quick errand. Recall keeps the thread until you are ready.
Not a list of recent apps. The file, the open question, the actual context.
Sees meaningful activity across your work.
Connects related tabs, files, and messages, one thread per workstream.
Preserves your goal, context, and stopping point.
One tap restores the exact work state.
Recall turns scattered tabs and apps into named sessions, so your day reads as a handful of threads, not a hundred open windows.

Recall remembers the shape of your work, not a frame-by-frame copy of your screen. You can see exactly what it keeps and what it never touches.
The subreddit is public: anyone can read and search it. The Telegram group is smaller, and the people in it see builds before they ship.
A smaller group we build with directly. Tell us what broke, what you wish it did, and what you want to try first.
The open room. Ask questions, report bugs, request features, and read how other people got their focus back. Nothing behind a login.
Open the subredditRecall runs quietly while you work and brings you back to the exact thread when focus breaks.