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Opsisfix how you work.
Opsis is diagnostic memory for your work. It runs on Mac and Windows while you work, maps how those hours actually go, and answers with your context already loaded.
Free to start. macOS and Windows.
Loved by students, builders, and operators who already care how they work.
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Work map
See where your hours actually go sideways.
Opsis is an AI productivity app that builds a live map of your sessions while you work: which apps, which states, where focus broke. After a week you stop guessing why Tuesday felt useless.
Query
Your everyday AI, already caught up on your work.
Write, plan, debug, decide. Query brings your sessions and local memory into the chat, so you get useful answers instead of starting from zero. Switch between Auto, GPT, Claude, and Grok whenever you want.
What's on your mind?
Same models you already use. Plus your actual work history in the room.
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Offline Sessions
Paper counts too.
Reading, handwriting, revision away from the screen still becomes a focus session. Offline Mode checks your desk once a minute with a private camera frame. Images stay on your laptop. Only anonymised summaries can leave.
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Local timeline
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One private frame each minute. Frames stay on this laptop. Next check in 0:41
Textbook pages turning
Phone in frame for 18s
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Find Automations
Turn the boring repeats into skills.
Find Automations scans recent captures, sessions, and tasks for workflows you keep doing by hand. One click turns them into slash commands you can run again.
Automations
Find what repeats
Scan recent work for workflows you can turn into reusable skills.
- Captures
- Sessions
- Tasks
Draft proposal feedback from past notes
You keep opening Notion notes, then ChatGPT, then the proposal doc to rewrite the same intro paragraph.
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Quick Ask
Ask without leaving what you're doing.
Mid-draft, mid-debug, mid-rabbit-hole. Hit Ctrl+Shift+Q and ask about what's on screen right now. No tab switch. No pasting into a chat window.
/focus What should I do in the next 30 minutes?
Start the launch proposal. You're 68% done and your peak window is right now.
/Ask anything, or type /
Insights
Insights after every session.
When you reach for ChatGPT. What triggers avoidance. Which rituals predict longer focus. Specific enough that you change something the same day.
Local memory
Your work history stays on your machine.
Full text from apps you whitelist is embedded on your Mac or PC. Cloud intelligence helps map patterns. Your raw history does not get uploaded.
Capture whitelist
Full text for apps you choose. Embedded on this machine. Never uploaded.
Most people who use Opsis for a couple of weeks fix something about how they work.
Because they saw a pattern, and couldn't unsee it.
How it works
Three steps. Zero behaviour change.
Install once, keep working, and let Opsis build a picture worth asking about.
Install and leave it running
Download Opsis, open it once, and it lives in your menu bar. Capture starts in the background. No integrations to configure.
Work the way you already work
Screen sessions, paper sessions, Quick Ask mid-task. Opsis maps apps, states, and focus breaks while you stay in flow.
Ask, then change something
Use Query as your everyday AI with your work already loaded, run Find Automations on the repeats, or wait for the weekly finding. See the pattern. Fix the part that wastes your time.
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When do I lose focus after lunch?
You switch to Discord at 12:14pm during proposal sessions. Recovery averages 14 minutes. Today it was 22.
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FAQ
Questions worth answering
What Opsis is, how it differs from a time tracker, privacy, and getting started.
What is Opsis?
Opsis is an AI productivity app for Mac and Windows. It maps how your hours actually go, then gives you an everyday AI that already knows your context, including screen work, desk work, Quick Ask, Find Automations, and weekly findings.
How is Opsis different from a time tracker?
Opsis is not a timesheet. Most productivity trackers ask you to start a timer or categorise your day after the fact. Opsis runs in the background, builds a live map of sessions, and lets you ask an AI that already has that context so you can fix the part that wastes your time.
Is my data private?
Yes. Raw captures and full text from apps you whitelist stay on your machine. What can leave is anonymised session structure and summaries used to map patterns. Offline Session camera frames are analysed locally and never uploaded.
Is Opsis watching my screen all the time?
No. There is no continuous screen recording. For screen sessions it tracks app focus and behavioural signals, plus text only from apps on your whitelist. Offline Sessions take one private camera frame about once a minute while that mode is running.
What can I ask it?
You can ask anything you would throw at a blank chat, plus questions only your work history can answer. Finish the proposal from Tuesday. Dig up what you read. Unblock what is on screen. Pick Auto, GPT, Claude, or Grok for the job.
What are Offline Sessions?
Offline Sessions let desk work away from the screen count as focus time. Reading, handwriting, and revision are checked with a private on-device vision frame about once a minute. Images stay on your laptop. Only anonymised summaries can sync.
What does Find Automations do?
Find Automations scans recent captures, sessions, and tasks for workflows you keep doing by hand, then turns strong matches into reusable slash-command skills.
Which platforms does it support?
Opsis supports macOS and Windows from day one. It is free to start.
Do I need to change how I work?
No. Work how you normally do, let Opsis find improvements, then decide if you want to act on them.
Who is it for?
Opsis is for anyone who already cares about how they work and wants clearer signal: builders, students, operators, writers, and anyone optimising their own productivity.
How do I download Opsis?
Enter your email on opsis.app, create your account, then download for Mac or Windows. Sign into the desktop app with the same email.
Download Opsis.
Leave your email, create your account, and get the Mac or Windows app, plus a personal invite link.
Free to start. macOS and Windows. No credit card.