Sense for Mac
Here's what
you're getting.
A Mac app that measures how you work with the AI you already use, helps you understand the patterns, and builds your own practice around how you want to improve.
A number for every stretch of work
At the start of each chat, a number out of 100 for your last stretch of work with AI, in three parts: what you did, what you built and how you sounded. 67 is solid, everyday work. 100 is getting ahead of the problem.
The moments behind it, in your own words
Type
/kortureto see what went well and what cost you, each one quoting your own messages.Patterns you can't see from the inside
Where you check hardest, when you stop later, and what changes with the tool, the model, the hour or the length of the run.
Lessons from people further along
Type
/improvefor a credited lesson from Andrej Karpathy, Matt Pocock and 40 other sources. Pick a practice, and your next readings show whether it held.Where you already work
Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity and Claude desktop, with a menu-bar app if you want one. Once it's in, there's nothing new to remember.
- A Mac with Apple silicon
- macOS 11 or later
- Claude, Codex or Antigravity, signed in
Research preview: free while we test it with early users. The app tells us whether it's working, never what you wrote.
What does it read?
Your conversations with your AI tools, on your Mac. It starts with your newest work and reads back through your last 30 days, a little each day. Your record stays on your Mac.
Who does the reading, and what does it cost me?
Your own AI, the one you're already signed into, on your own subscription. You choose how much of it Sense may use: a little, some or more, about 1%, 2% or 4% of your weekly allowance a day. Change it any time.
What reaches us?
During the research preview, the app tells us whether it's working: your number and its parts, version numbers, counts and error codes, with a random install id. Never your words, file paths or names. You can switch it off in Settings. The final version shares anonymous analytics only. Privacy
What happens after I sign up?
We read every sign-up ourselves, and write to you personally with your Mac copy. Reply to that email with anything; it reaches both of us.
Who's behind it?
SK Prasad and Shishir Modur, building with our agents. About us