Exclusively for macOS

Don’t let procrastination kill your projects on hold.

The macOS tool that captures your work, technical, and mental context so you can instantly pick up your projects again, without friction.

Reserve your early access and help shape Thence before the public launch.

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The research showed that it takes 10-15 minutes for a developer to return to editing code after an interruption, and as much as 30-45 minutes to recover the full context they had before breaking focus.
— shiftmag.dev

The universal problem

Tired of reopening a project and not knowing where to start?

Getting back into a project shouldn’t start with an archaeological dig through your files, commits, and memory.

Without Thence

You reopen a project after 3 weeks and have no idea where to begin.

You dig through your files trying to find what mattered.

You scroll through your commits trying to rebuild the context.

You search for your old tabs, links, notes, and commands.

You stumble on a bug and don’t know if it was already there.

You waste 20 minutes just "getting back into it".

Sometimes you close the project before making any real progress.

With Thence

You open Thence and instantly see where you left off.

Recently modified files are already front and center.

Your latest commits remind you what changed.

Your tools, files, and useful links can be relaunched in one click.

Your resume note reminds you what was on your mind.

You’re back up to speed in minutes with a clear direction.

You pick up right where you left off.

The solution

A decompression chamber for your brain

Stop wasting mental energy rebuilding your work context. Pick up exactly where you left off.

Integrated technical contextOn restart, instantly view your latest commits and recently modified files. Get back into your train of thought immediately.

The Post-it note of the futureLeave yourself a contextual note before closing.

Smart reconstructionRelaunch your tools, files, and links in one click. Your environment is automatically restored.

This is not a window manager. It’s a context manager.

Building in public

Designed exclusively for macOS. Built in public

I’m building this tool to solve my own context-switching.problem. Join the early adopter community to get priority access to the first closed beta, influence the features, and follow the development progress.

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🎯 Influence on features

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