Revive
Free early access for Mac

Everything you built with AI, back in one place.

Revive finds every project in your folder, tells you in plain words what each one is, and runs it with one click. No code to read, nothing to configure.

Download for Mac See how it works

Latest version · macOS 11 or later · Apple silicon and Intel · English and Hebrew

Revive's Home screen: a clock over an evening mountain scene, a command bar, eight colorful project tiles, and the computer's health.
Revive on an iPhone: the same Home, made for a phone.
Works with Claude Code · Codex · Vite, Next.js, React, Python, plain HTML and more · Your phone, over Tailscale
How it works

Point it at your folder. That's the setup.

Most people who build with AI end up with a folder full of half-remembered projects. Revive turns that folder into a calm, clear list.

01

Choose the folder you build in

The one where Claude Code, Codex, Lovable or Bolt exports end up. Revive only reads it.

02

Revive finds every project

On your Mac, in seconds: what each project is made of, how it starts, which port it opens and which keys it needs. No AI involved, no cost.

151 projects in 6 seconds
03

Claude explains each one

One plain sentence per project, in English and Hebrew, from a short summary. Only new or changed projects are sent next time.

about 2¢ a project
What you can do

Everything a project needs, without reading code.

Run it with one click

Revive installs what's missing, starts the project and shows it live inside the app. If something's wrong, it tells you why in one sentence.

Go back in time

Saved versions of your folder, with plain titles. An agent broke something? Go back, for one project or all of them, and undo that too.

Agents that keep working

Open Claude Code, Codex or a terminal in any project. Close Revive and they keep running; come back and pick up exactly where they were.

Your projects on your phone

Share your Mac with your own devices over Tailscale. Pair a phone with a six-digit code and run, check and type into agents from anywhere.

A screen worth keeping open

A Home with a live sky that follows sunrise and sunset, your projects as tiles, your computer's health, and screensavers that wake when an agent needs you.

Private by design

Your files stay on your Mac. Revive never opens your secret files and never changes your projects when it reads them.

A closer look

Calm screens for a busy folder.

Revive's Home screen

Home: your projects with live status, a command bar that opens any project with an agent, and your Mac's health.

Two looks, two languages

Scenic or Paper. English or Hebrew.

Frosted glass over a living landscape, or a warm, quiet page. Every screen works right to left and left to right, and each device keeps its own look.

Revive's Home in the Paper look
Paper. Light, calm and plain, for working all day.
Revive's Home in Hebrew, right to left
עברית. The whole app in Hebrew, right to left, with natural descriptions.
On the go

Your Mac does the work. Your phone keeps an eye on it.

  • Pair a phone or another computer with a six-digit code you allow on the Mac.
  • Reach it from anywhere through Tailscale, over a private HTTPS address.
  • Run projects and type into Claude Code with a key row made for agents.
  • Install it on your home screen like an app. Revoke a device in one tap.
A terminal on an iPhone with a row of keys for agents The project list on an iPhone
Your work stays yours

It reads. It doesn't touch.

Local

Projects, versions and settings live on your Mac. There's no Revive account and no Revive server.

Read only

Reading a folder never changes a file. Claude gets a short summary, never your files, and has no tools.

Secrets stay shut

.env files, keys and certificates are never opened. Only the names of the keys a project needs are shown.

Undo

Every go-back saves first and moves new files aside instead of deleting them.

Download Revive for Mac

Latest versionApple silicon and IntelmacOS 11 or later
Download .dmg
  1. Open the download. A window shows Revive and your Applications folder.
  2. Drag Revive onto Applications. Then open it from Applications or Launchpad.
  3. Choose your folder. Revive checks your Mac, then finds your projects.

Early access: this build isn't notarized by Apple yet, so the first time macOS will say it can't check it. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down and click Open Anyway next to Revive. You only do this once. (Or in Terminal: xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Revive.app)

To read your folder you'll need Claude Code, signed in. Revive can install it for you. All versions What's new Source code (.zip)
Questions

Good to know

Is Revive free?

Yes, during early access. Reading a folder uses your own Claude account: about two cents per new or changed project, and nothing for projects that haven't changed.

Will it change my projects?

Reading never changes a file; Revive only writes its own notes in a hidden .revive folder. When you start a project it may install its dependencies, and going back to a saved version always saves first so you can undo.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Revive is made for people who build with AI and don't read code. Everything is in plain words, and the technical details stay folded away until you want them.

What does it need on my Mac?

macOS 11 or later on Apple silicon or Intel. To read folders, Claude Code signed in to your account. Revive brings everything else it needs, including tmux for sessions that keep running.

My folder is in iCloud Drive. Is that OK?

Yes. Revive never downloads files that are only in iCloud; it reads what's on your Mac and tells you how many files it skipped.

How do updates work?

For now, download the newest version from this page; it replaces the old one and keeps your settings. Automatic background updates turn on with the first notarized build.

Is there Windows or Linux?

Not yet. Revive is Mac only for now; you can use it from any phone or computer's browser by pairing it with your Mac.