Organize beyond the sidebar
Create your own tags, assign several to a project, and pin priorities. Filter the whole library by tag, provider, team, unread, or processing state.
RepoScape · Project management for Mac
Better project management for Codex and Claude.
Go beyond a list of conversations. Organize your whole project library with tags, pins, powerful filters, searchable chat history, and Git context—then open work in the right coding tool.
Free for local use. No account required.
Version 26.10.33 · macOS 13+
Optional mobile access and Team plans.
Built around your folders
Your coding tools handle the work. RepoScape organizes it.
Keep using Codex and Claude to code. Add a dedicated project-management workspace to group projects your way, see what needs attention, and get back to the right conversation without digging through separate lists.
Manage the project, not just a chat
See project history alongside its folder, branch, commits, Markdown, and usage. Codex and Claude conversations stay together when they share a project folder.
Get back to work faster
Search across projects and chats, open the latest or a specific conversation, and start fresh with a reviewed handoff. Finder, Terminal, Desktop, and CLI actions stay within reach.
Token analytics by project
Track Codex and Claude usage separately.
Keep Codex and Claude balances separate. See weekly percentage left, reset times, lifetime and daily tokens, and pace estimates when a current allowance reading is available.
Repository-aware teams
See who is working before you change the same code.
RepoScape identifies repositories shared by team members and turns local Git activity into lightweight coordination. You can see active work, changed files, recent commits, and potential overlap without opening another person's Codex conversation.
Match shared repositories
Projects connect when repository identity matches across team devices, even when each person keeps the checkout in a different folder.
Describe active work
See the teammate's name, a short Codex-generated work summary, branch, processing state, and the files currently changed but not committed.
Surface possible conflicts
Clear indicators distinguish general activity, same-branch caution, changed-file overlap, and high-risk overlap before work collides.
Useful after someone disconnects
The last reported project activity remains visible until that teammate's app reports a newer state, so closing the app does not erase context.
Private by design
Codex chats, prompts, responses, thread details, and raw code are never sent to teammates through Team sharing.
iPhone & iPad companion
Keep your projects close, even away from your Mac.
Browse your Mac’s project library, read Codex and Claude conversations, and continue work from your iPhone or iPad. RepoScape on your Mac handles the work while your mobile device stays connected.
Your projects on the go
Find projects and their recent conversations, see working and unread updates, and check provider-specific usage details.
Continue the conversation
Start a new Codex or Claude chat, send a follow-up, or stop a running request. Codex also supports queued messages and steering while it works.
Pair once, reconnect later
Use the Paired Devices icon on your Mac to create a QR code or pairing code, then approve the connection. Pair up to eight personal devices with that Mac.
Requires iOS or iPadOS 17+, internet access, and RepoScape running on an awake Mac. Personal mobile access is $2.99/month, managed on the Mac. Eligible Team members are included.
Simple pricing
Free locally. Add mobile access or a Team when you need it.
Project organization, Git context, tags, and personal usage analytics are free. Personal mobile access connects your iPhone or iPad. Team plans add shared repository activity and include mobile access for every member at no extra charge.
Local
$0
Unlimited local projects and no account required.
Personal mobile
$2.99 / month
Up to eight paired devices on one Mac. Subscribe from Paired Devices on the Mac.
Team 10
$15 / month
Up to 10 device seats. Mobile access included for every member. $150 when billed yearly.
Team 100
$79 / month
Up to 100 device seats. Mobile access included for every member. $790 when billed yearly.
Local includes Tags, pins, provider filters, Git context, Markdown, recent Codex and Claude chats, and personal token analytics.
Team includes Shared repository activity, work summaries, changed files, conflict indicators, roles, combined project usage, and mobile access for eligible members.
Billing The Team owner pays through Stripe. Yearly plans include two months at no additional charge. Manage or cancel billing from Team Settings.
Practical guides
Get more from your project library.
Codex projects
Organize Codex projects on Mac
Find a conversation without searching through every project.
Read the guide →Claude Code projectsManage Claude Code projects on Mac
Keep local Claude Code sessions tied to their folders.
Read the guide →Usage and allowancesUnderstand Codex and Claude usage in RepoScape
Token activity and plan allowance answer different questions.
Read the guide →Simple setup
Install it. Open it. Your projects are there.
- Download Open the DMG and drag RepoScape into Applications.
- Allow access Approve access to the folders containing projects you want the app to inspect.
- Start organizing Your Codex projects and local Claude Code sessions appear automatically when their tools are installed, ready to search, tag, pin, and open.
Privacy and control
Local organization. Private connections.
Local organization and usage indexes stay on your computer. When you pair a mobile device, selected history and messages travel through an encrypted connection between your devices. Team sharing sends repository activity and a generated work summary to authorized teammates—not your raw conversations or source code.
Work summaries are generated through your existing Codex/OpenAI account. Membership, billing, download/support forms, and bounded operational diagnostics use the services described in our Privacy Policy.
Read the Privacy Policy →Questions
RepoScape FAQ
Does this replace Codex or Claude?
No. RepoScape organizes projects around Codex and Claude. On the Mac, it opens conversations in the appropriate tool; the mobile companion sends requests back to your Mac.
Why use RepoScape alongside Codex or Claude?
Your coding tool remains where you work. RepoScape gives you a dedicated view of the whole project library: your own tags and pins, project-wide filters, merged local history, Git context, and separate usage analytics. It helps you organize projects and find the right conversation across your coding tools.
How does it find my projects?
It discovers Codex projects and local Claude Code sessions, then groups them by folder path. Different checkouts stay separate. Claude’s cloud conversation projects are not imported.
What do I need for Claude support?
Install and sign in to Claude Code, and install Node.js 18 or later so RepoScape can discover its local sessions. Claude Desktop is also needed to open chats there; CLI actions work in Terminal. New Desktop drafts use Claude’s folder-confirmation dialog. Weekly balance availability depends on the installed Claude version and account.
Can I continue a project in the other tool?
When you use both providers, prepare and review a handoff from an existing chat before starting a fresh conversation in the other tool. The original history stays with its provider.
Can I create my own project tags?
Yes. You can create, rename, and delete tags; assign multiple tags from each project card; and filter the entire workspace by a selected tag.
Are my conversations sent to the team server?
No. Chats, prompts, responses, and thread details are never sent through team sharing.
Can I use RepoScape on my iPhone or iPad?
Yes. Install the companion app using the direct App Store link, then pair it through Paired Devices on your Mac. Keep the Mac awake with RepoScape running and both devices online. Personal access costs $2.99/month per Mac; eligible Team members are included. Subscriptions are managed on the Mac.
Will the app keep itself updated?
The app periodically checks for releases and displays a New Version control when an update is available.
Is this an official OpenAI or Anthropic product?
No. RepoScape is an independent macOS utility and is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI or Anthropic.
Available now for macOS
Bring your coding projects into one clear view.
Requires macOS 13 or later. Current version: 26.10.33.