Stop briefing your agents. With GameTape,
they already know what happened.
GameTape is a Mac menubar app that captures your meetings and screen locally and turns your workday into context any AI can use. Bring the agent you already run — Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, the terminal — or let GameTape coach you from the same tape.
Illustrative examples. No picture of your screen reaches our servers. See how →
You've explained your project to AI
forty times this month.
Every new chat starts from zero. So you paste the plan, retype the decisions, summarize the meeting — again.
"So for context: we're a coaching product, the board prep is Thursday, we dropped the queue refactor…"
Your workday goes in.
Briefed agents come out.
"So here's the context: we're a coaching product, yesterday we decided to drop the queue refactor, the board prep is Thursday, and I promised Preston…"
— you, every session, forever
— your agent, already briefed
The terminal is optional. Connect once in Claude Desktop, Codex or ChatGPT and the assistant you already use starts knowing things.
One context layer.
A hundred uses.
Ask your day anything
"What did I decide about pricing?" "What's still open from Tuesday?" Plain-language questions, answered from what happened, with the receipt attached.
Standups from the source of truth
Standups, investor updates, weekly reviews: drafted from the tape, not from what you remember. Review, tweak, send.
Walk in already briefed
Prep tomorrow's call from everything the last three covered. What was promised, by you and to you, and what changed since.
Build your own on top: the tape is queryable, scriptable, and yours.
Capture stays on your Mac.
The tape stays yours.
Capture stays on your Mac. Observation happens through macOS accessibility, processed locally. No picture of your screen reaches our servers.
Bring your own model. Point the tape at the model you already pay for. Your context never routes through someone else's inference bill.
Your tools, your choice. The tape speaks MCP, so Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and whatever you switch to next work with it. Change agents and the tape comes with you.
Sensitive surfaces skipped in code. Password managers, banking, private browsing: never observed, not filtered after the fact.
Straight answers.
Yes. The tape speaks MCP, so Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or anything else that speaks it queries your tape — connect once and ask. Or let GameTape coach you from the same tape every morning. Two doors, one tape, and you pick.
The terminal is optional. Most people connect GameTape to Claude Desktop or ChatGPT as an extension and never open a command line. Ask your assistant "what did I promise in the board prep?" and it answers from your tape.
It's the standard plug for connecting AI apps to outside sources: USB, but for context. GameTape speaks MCP, so Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and Cursor query your tape without custom setup. Connect once and every agent you use gets the same memory.
Those remember your conversations with the AI. GameTape remembers your work: the meetings you sat in, the decisions you made, the docs you opened. Chat memory knows what you told the model. The tape knows what happened, including everything you never thought to mention.
You own the tape. GameTape observes your work through macOS accessibility and makes sense of it on your own Mac, then sends only scrubbed text over an encrypted connection. No picture of your screen reaches our servers. Password managers, banking and private browsing are skipped in code. Pause anytime from the menubar. See how →
$95/month, with your first week free. You bring your own model and keys, so the inference cost is whatever you already pay your AI provider. The tape is the part we run.
Same tape, different door. GameTape coaching turns it into a debrief every morning. The agent surface hands the same tape to whatever you already run, for whatever you want to ask or build. Both are the full product — run one, or both, and nothing gets captured twice.
Your agents are flying blind.
Hand them the tape.
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