Early feedback · two people

What people say.

Published in full, with each author’s name, link and permission.

  • “Tried it for a few days, really cool product. It's for people who are serious about working with Claude: not just tracking spend, but seeing what's really happening on your projects. Install is brew install, caprock up. So simple you don't even notice it. The charts are great. About answers — I often keep sessions open so I don't lose the useful things Claude gave me, but that's inconvenient: PyCharm restarts and the session is gone. Caprock takes that pain away.”
    Vladimir Konov
    Vladimir KonovSoftware Engineer · Rust, distributed systems
  • “I started using Caprock as a Task Manager for my local agents, but I see its future value as a central, independent store of my sessions across different models, providers and projects — one I can analyse, summarise, and use as parallel documentation or extra memory. Glad to see the project growing and picking up features that move it in a direction I care about.”
    Sergey Aksёnov
    Sergey AksёnovCTO @ Express.Doctor

Your turn

Run it for a few days and tell me what you found.

A free desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux that keeps the ledger of every agent you run: who is waiting on you, who is stuck, how close each plan is to its limit. Apache-2.0, local by default. Good or bad, send it. Notes appear here only with their author's permission, in their own words.

Download for Mac

Notarized by Apple. One file for Apple silicon and Intel, macOS 13 or later.

Or run it yourself:

curl -fsSL https://caprock.dev/mac.sh | sh

Paste in Terminal: it installs Caprock and opens it.Or with Homebrew: brew install --cask dspv/tap/caprock-app