DevRecall

git log for your whole career

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Runs on: macOS
Open source: yes

“DevRecall — recall what you shipped”its own headline

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What it says it will not do

“DevRecall is MIT-licensed end to end — CLI, desktop app, OAuth relay. There's no proprietary core, no telemetry hidden behind a flag, no "open core" plus paid cloud.”Free plan

How it runs3

“DevRecall runs entirely offline”

Runs offline

“MIT-licensed and open source.”

Open source

“Platform: macOS (desktop app + CLI).”

Runs onmacOS

What it offers as proof1

“Docs -> https://docs.devrecall.dev/”

Docsdocs.devrecall.dev

Who it says it is for1

“DevRecall is on-device memory for engineers.”

Made forengineers

What it names1

“Git local repos GitHub prs · reviews · issues GitLab mrs · pipelines Slack threads you sent Calendar google · ical Linear issues · cycles Jira tickets · sprints Confluence pages · comments Bitbucket prs · reviews”

Data directionBitbucket — reads · Confluence — reads · GitHub — reads · GitLab — reads · Jira — reads · Linear — reads · Slack — readsIntegrates withBitbucket · Confluence · GitHub · GitLab · Jira · Linear · SlackNamesBitbucket · Confluence · GitHub · GitLab · Jira · Linear · SlackTouchesBitbucket — records · Confluence — records · GitHub — records · GitLab — records · Jira — records · Linear — records · Slack — messages

About

DevRecall keeps a private, searchable index of your entire work history — on your laptop, never in the cloud. It pulls from Git, GitHub/GitLab, Slack, Google Calendar, Jira, Linear, and Confluence into a local SQLite database, then lets you: • Chat with your past work — "what was that auth bug I fixed in February?" — with every answer citing the real commits and PRs it read • Auto-generate standups, weekly reports, and brag docs from actual signal, not memory • Plug into your AI coding agent as an MCP server, so Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex can recall your project history and decisions inline Bundled embeddings run offline; use local Ollama or bring your own OpenAI/Anthropic key. Tokens stay in your home directory, raw activity never leaves your machine. MIT-licensed and open source. Platform: macOS (desktop app + CLI). The CLI and MCP server also run on Linux; Windows isn't supported yet.