Ask your day anything
“What was I doing before lunch?” “What changed while I was gone?” Answers come from the journal with evidence rows you can open — never a guess dressed up as a memory.
Recall · Ask · ⌘K from the menu bar
Kairos
Kairos records every focus session, file touch, and AI-agent claim on this computer into one private journal — then lets you ask it anything, rewind any day, hold your agents accountable, and see why the machine feels slow. All local. No screen recording.
Focus sessions, file touches, and agent work land on one quiet timeline — then you ask it questions.
The full picture
“What was I doing before lunch?” “What changed while I was gone?” Answers come from the journal with evidence rows you can open — never a guess dressed up as a memory.
Recall · Ask · ⌘K from the menu bar
Scrub a playhead across your day like video — per-app swimlanes, file touches nested under sessions, a Time Machine for every retained day. Drag a window and ask about just that hour.
Today · Swimlane · Time Machine
Cursor and other tools drop claims into the same timeline as your own work. Kairos grades each one — Reported, Corroborated when a real file touch matches, Disputed when evidence conflicts.
Agent claims · SDKs · Cursor hook
Focus hours versus last week, context switches, top apps, recurring patterns by day and hour, a file heatmap, and a quiet weekly wrap — computed from what actually happened.
This Week · Patterns · Energy curve
Crashes, hangs, memory pressure, and thermal state get named and explained — with the option to quit allowlisted apps under pressure and trace what a process spawned.
Health · Why / Trace · Early warning
Choose collection depth, exclude apps entirely, keep 1–90 days or forever, delete a date range, export as JSON, or wipe it all. A PII audit shows what is stored — nothing phones home.
Privacy modes · Retention · Wipe
Built for the agent era
AI agents now edit files, run commands, and browse while you are away. Kairos gives them a place to log what they claim — and grades those claims against what the machine actually observed. No other journal on your computer does this.
Claims arrive over a local socket, an HTTP endpoint, drop-in files, or the bundled Cursor hook and Python / TypeScript / MCP SDKs. Ask “what did the agent do while I was gone?” and get the graded record.
Kairos names crashes and hangs, watches memory and thermal pressure before they bite, and can quit runaway apps you have allowlisted. Vitals are observed live — it never invents hours of CPU history it did not store.
Get started
One command. No account. Your journal never leaves this computer.
After the trial
If Kairos earns a place in your day, continue with a small monthly contribution. Until then, nothing is owed.
$1/month
Priced for your region · billed monthly · renews automatically