GoodApps / SessionsBox

SessionsBox

Find the session. Pick up where you left off. A searchable desktop home for your coding-agent history — transcripts, tool activity, token costs — all on your machine.

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Availability: Free and open-source
Source code: View on GitHub
Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux
Agents: Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Pi, Command Code, Muse, Hermes Agent, Antigravity, Cline.

What it does

Find — search across saved sessions by agent, workspace, date, model, branch, or tool. No more digging through JSONL files.
Continue — resume a session in its native agent CLI in your terminal. The app shows the exact command first.
Keep — star useful sessions, add tags, export transcripts as Markdown or JSON.
Understand — token usage, cache efficiency, estimated cost, tool latency, and repeated failures, filterable by date, agent, workspace, and model.

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External requests

App-specific activity: SessionsBox itself sends no session data; resuming a session launches the agent CLI you select, whose own network activity follows its settings.

Downloads

Choose your computer below to download the installer directly. Most Windows and Linux PCs use Intel / AMD. For Macs, check Apple menu → About This Mac: an Apple M-series chip means Apple silicon; an Intel processor means Intel.

Security warning: macOS and Windows may show an install prompt.

This app is not signed with a developer certificate. macOS may show an unidentified-developer or “damaged” alert; Windows may show SmartScreen. These prompts don’t establish whether the app is safe.
A “damaged” alert can be a false positive for an intact build, but may also mean the download is corrupt or altered. Download a fresh copy using the links above. If macOS still blocks the app and you trust the download, you can remove its quarantine flag using Terminal:
1. Drag the app into your Applications folder first.
2. Press Command + Space to open Spotlight, type “Terminal”, then press Return.
3. Copy and paste xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine into Terminal, then press the Space bar once. Don’t press Return yet.
4. Open Finder → Applications and drag this app into the Terminal window. This adds the app’s exact file path to the command.
5. Press Return to run the command, then open the app from Applications.
This removes the downloaded-app restriction for this app; it does not repair a corrupt download.

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First-launch tips

macOS: drag the app into Applications, then try opening it. For an unidentified developer prompt, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, if offered. If macOS says the app is damaged, download a fresh copy using the links above. If the warning persists, follow the Terminal steps in the security warning above.
Windows: choose More info → Run anyway if offered. (About SmartScreen)
Linux AppImage: allow execution in your file manager, or run chmod +x on the file, then open it.

FAQ

Does "sync" upload my conversations?
No. Sync reads your existing local agent history into a local database. It does not upload transcripts or modify the original files.

Can I take my data with me?
Yes. Export sessions as Markdown or JSON, or take a SQLite backup from the database manager.

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