Pullback a time machine for unfinished work
Your day, split in two: your past and your future.
Pull the red dot down. Left, what you did. Right, what’s next: a to-do filled in from your day, ready to launch.
macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon · Built on screenpipe
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- Capture stays on your Mac screenpipe records locally. Screenshots and audio never leave your Mac; Claude only sees text.
- No proof, no item Every line of the to-do comes with the moment it was seen. Nothing invented.
- One gesture Pull, drift, launch. Three moves from the dot to a first draft. Nothing is sent without your click.
Your whole day,
in one window
⌥⌘P opens Pullback over anything. On top, your day as a strip of moments, spaced by time. Below, search, what’s left to do and what’s running.
- In the window
- The stripReal previews, newest first. The gap is the time between.
- SearchEverything screenpipe indexed, as you type.
- To doWhat’s left, filled in from your day, with its proof.
- RunningWhat Claude is writing for you, right now.
Ask your day
anything
Type a name: the results are there before you finish. Ask a question: Pullback shows where it looked, what it found, then answers with the proof.
Pull back
your day
Pull, drift, launch. No prompt to write. Your past fills in your future, and you launch a task, not a prompt.
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Pull
Drag the red dot in your menu bar down. Your day unrolls along a line: the further down, the further back.
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Left: what you did · Right: what’s next
Drift left: your day, spaced by time. Drift right: a to-do filled in from it, by due date. A follow-up you promised, an invoice nobody paid.
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Launch
Pick a line. Claude writes it: the email, the reminder, the recap. You copy it. Nothing is sent for you.
Search, and spot
what’s left
Everything you saw is indexed on your Mac. Find it in a keystroke, and see what Pullback spotted for you: the follow-up, the invoice, the thing you keep postponing.
“I’ll send you the brief by Friday, with the two options.” Kinga: “Perfect.”
From Kinga Nowak: can we see a first draft before the board?
Kinga Nowak · Product Designer · 6 years in fintech
“I’ll send you the brief by Friday, with the two options.”Call with Kinga · 15:58 · on this Mac
- Search
- Instant recallPeople, apps and moments as you type, under 100 ms.
- Answers with proofAsk in plain words. Every answer shows the moments behind it.
- Spotted for youPromises, unpaid invoices, things postponed. Never invented.
- Warnings Soon“You wrote 18:00, your booking says 17:40.”
Watch your
agents work
Each launch runs in the open, step by step. Stop it whenever you like, or retry it with the same context.
- Read the 15:58 call“I’ll send you the brief by Friday.”
- Found Acme brief.mdNotes · two options, one budget table
- Writing the email to KingaShort, with the two options
- Ready for your reviewNothing is sent without your click
To Kinga Nowak · Subject Acme brief, two options
Hi Kinga,
As promised, here is the Acme brief. Two options: a four-week pilot on the onboarding flow, or the full redesign in Q1. The budget table is on page 2.
- Runs
- Live stepsWhat it read, what it found, what it’s writing.
- Stop ⌘.At any step. Nothing half-sent, ever.
- RetrySame context, one click, when a run goes wrong.
- Seen on screenYour Claude Code and Codex sessions show up too.
Launch, hand off,
finish
Launch a line and Claude writes the first draft. Or copy its context, or hand it to Claude Code. Every action is one ⌘K away, and nothing is sent without your click.
Hi Kinga,
As promised, here is the Acme brief. Two options: a four-week pilot on the onboarding flow, or the full redesign in Q1. The budget table is on page 2.
Happy to walk you through it on Monday.
Best,
Alex
- Actions
- Launch ↩Claude writes the next step from the context it saw.
- Copy context ⌘CThe task and its proof, ready for any chat.
- Open in Claude CodeFor code, on a dev Mac, in your own terminal.
- Actions ⌘KEverything that applies to the selection, nothing else.
There’s a use case for that.
Some live in the pull, on the side of your future. The rest in the window, one shortcut away.
One click writes what you left today, with proof, to your vault as plain Markdown.
Promises you made, each one a to-do line with its draft ready.
Kinga is calling. Type her name: her CV, your last email, her profile.
Spot what’s off: the step you skipped this month, found in your local index.
The invoice nobody paid, in your to-do with the reminder written.
38 files on your desktop, sorted into the projects they came from.
Back to the exact moment you got pulled away: the capture, the app, the file.
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Your capture stays on your Mac.
Pullback is built on screenpipe, the open-source recorder that keeps your screen history local. Images and audio never leave your Mac. To fill in your to-do, Claude reads a condensed text of your recent activity, with emails and phone numbers masked. When you Launch a line, it gets that line’s context.
- Never acts for you. No sending, posting, deleting or pushing without your click.
- Kept out, on purpose. If nothing on screen proves it, Pullback doesn’t show it.
- Pause any time. One click on the dot stops recording.
Your past and your future.
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Have an invite code? Download Pullback.zip (macOS 14+, Apple Silicon)