Questions about Cachejay

A Mac app that keeps notes on your workday, sorted by project, and lets ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and Codex read them.

Sort of. It keeps a page per project and a to-do list, but nobody has to update it.

Yes, through their own connectors for tools like HubSpot, Linear or Jira. Cachejay never writes to those tools itself. How it works.

Yes. Rewind stopped capturing on December 19, 2025, after Meta bought Limitless. Comparison.

Macs with Apple silicon on macOS 26 or later.

No. It leans on parts of macOS that Windows doesn’t have.

Yes. Add a custom connector with the URL https://cachejay.com/mcp and sign in with your Cachejay email. Details.

Yes. Claude Code and Claude Desktop connect in one click, and Claude on your phone uses the same connector as ChatGPT. Details.

Yes, both over MCP, and they share the same memory.

Everything Cachejay returns is marked untrusted, so agents treat it as text to read, not instructions.

No. It reads the text apps expose through the Accessibility API. No screenshots, no video.

No. Calls are transcribed on your Mac from its audio. The audio isn’t kept.

Captured on your Mac, kept in your private cloud space so ChatGPT and Claude can use it from any device. Passwords and keys are masked first. You can keep everything on the Mac instead, or delete the cloud copy any time. Privacy.

Password managers, Keychain Access, private and incognito windows, password fields, and any app you exclude.

Not much. It keeps text only, and thins old detail while keeping the summaries.

Choose Sign In… in the menu bar. It opens cachejay.com, where you enter your email and the 6-digit code we send, and your Mac signs itself in and stays signed in. That starts the 14-day trial, and a subscription bought with the same email joins your account automatically.

$12 a month or $120 a year after a 14-day trial with no card. AI included.

It stops recording until you subscribe. If you don’t, what’s in the cloud is deleted after 60 days.

Up to three.