xattr -cr /Applications/Evertusk.app Your Claude Code history is deleted after 30 days — transcripts, tool calls, pasted screenshots, gone. Evertusk keeps the ones you care about: browse, search, and save any session so it never expires. Completely local.
macOS 12+ · Apple Silicon & Intel · No signup required
macOS may say "app is damaged" on first launch — that's normal for unsigned apps. The Terminal command at the top of this page fixes it in one step.
Open it, browse your projects, and open a session — then scroll through everything it kept: the interrupt, the answer you picked, the artifact, the fork it came from.
Claude Code sessions disappear into JSONL logs. Evertusk makes them browsable, searchable, and useful.
Claude Code deletes sessions after 30 days. Bookmark or Save one and Evertusk keeps a full copy — transcript, images, everything — so it never disappears.
The corrections you made mid-response — interrupts and the messages you fired while Claude was still working — are surfaced, not buried in the raw logs.
When Claude asked you a question, see exactly which option you chose — multi-select, custom answers, and your notes, all rendered inline.
Published an HTML artifact? It shows up as a card with the title and a copy-link — so the things you shipped are one click away, forever.
Branched a session? Evertusk shows which session it forked from and lets you jump straight to the parent. Your history stays connected.
Reads straight from ~/.claude. No servers, no account, nothing uploaded — ever. Your saved sessions live in a local folder you control.
Grab the DMG for your Mac.
Drag to Applications and launch. No signup, no config.
All your Claude Code sessions, instantly organized by project.
Free, local, and source-available. Keep the Claude Code history that matters — before the 30-day clock runs out.