Chit reads your own Claude Code history and prints what you actually did, grouped by project. Copy it straight into a task sheet.
The panel sits on your desktop. This is the real thing, not a mockup.
You did plenty today. The problem is that by 6pm you cannot remember any of it.
Nothing to install first. Double click it and today is already on screen.
Every session is bucketed under its repo, busiest first, so the day reads as work rather than as chat logs. Agent worktrees fold back into their parent project instead of appearing as strangers.
One click copies the day, another copies a single project, already phrased the way a task sheet or a standup wants them. There is a Markdown version for the places that render it.
Step back through the week when you need to account for a day you have already forgotten. A full scan of a 2.7 GB transcript folder takes about a second.
chit --today,
--date=, --from= --to=, --markdown.
Pipe it straight into whatever eats your timesheets.
Fri, Sep 11 2026 api-gateway • Add rate limiting to the public endpoints • errors.go, gateway_test.go, handlers.go +1 • Fix the flaky auth integration test checkout-flow • Debug the failed webhook retry • Summary.tsx, cart.test.tsx, cart.tsx +3 docs-site • Rewrite the getting-started guide
It prints what you did, not what you typed. Claude Code names most of your sessions itself; where it has not, Chit names the line after the files you touched. Your prompts never appear.
That sentence should give you pause, so here is the rest of it. Chit opens the files
Claude Code already writes to ~/.claude/projects on your own disk. Nothing
leaves the machine. There is no network code in the binary at all.
Lines come from the titles Claude Code generates, or from the names of files you changed. What you typed is used only to decide whether a session counted as work, and is never stored or shown.
A line says audit.js,
never /Users/you/clients/…. A path says who you are and who you work for.
Keep client, NDA or job-hunt work off the receipt entirely. It hides that project's lines; it cannot hide a sentence you typed about that work inside a different project, and it is not sold as if it could.
Chit never writes to ~/.claude.
Nothing it does can affect a session.
How long it is depends on how much you did.
Not a trial. The free half is the half you use every morning.
A zip with the app inside. Drag it to Applications.
curl -fsSL https://chit.zopcloud.zop.dev/get.sh | bash
sha256 76fb63fcf4e809c0fe4d8e072f0ce16fe0dbbbc5a580adf79ed72a68dbbf9886
A 611 KB zip. Drag the app to Applications, then right click and Open the first time.
Chit.app to Applications⌥⌃⌘COr install with no warning at all:curl -fsSL https://chit.zopcloud.zop.dev/get.sh | bash
Your key is tied to one Mac and works offline forever. There is no account attached to it.
Changing machines later? Send the new code and I reissue it, no charge.