The tracking number
From an email you can’t find anymore, or a site you closed.
Coming soon for MacYour Mac remembers everything.Nothing leaves your Mac.
Find anything you’ve seen on your screen — a tracking number, a recipe, an error message — just by typing a word. Private by design, and built natively for Mac.
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- Everything stays on your Mac
- No account, no cloud
- Never audio, never keystrokes
- Available worldwide
Find it again
You saw it. Now you can find it.
Your Mac keeps a light, private trace of what was on screen and reads its text on the spot. Type a word, or scroll back in time.
The recipe
The one you scrolled past on Sunday, in a tab long gone.
The promo code
Seen in a newsletter or a banner, just before it disappeared.
The text you lost
A paragraph you deleted by mistake, or a form that reset.
The hotel from last week
Its name, its price and the dates you looked at.
“What did I click?”
Retrace an install, a settings change or a purchase, step by step.
That terminal error
The stack trace from two days ago, before you cleared the screen.
The snippet from the PR
Code you read in a review, a gist or a video.
The docs page you closed
Find the URL from a phrase you remember.
The thread with the steps
The deploy steps someone pasted in a chat, last month.
Automatic timesheetVersion 1.1
What you worked on, per app and per project — without a timer.
Memory for your agentsVersion 1.1
A local MCP server, and answers from on-device AI.
How it works
Quiet when you work. There when you need it.
You turn it on
Nothing happens until you say so. The menu bar always shows whether memory is on, and pausing takes one click.
It remembers, lightly
A frame is kept only when your screen changes, compressed with Apple’s hardware video encoder. It pauses when your Mac sleeps, locks or runs hot.
You find it in seconds
Press a shortcut, type a word, and land on the exact moment — with the word highlighted. Touch ID first, every time.
Privacy
A memory, not surveillance.
We built DejaVu the way we’d want it for our own families: private by default, and honest about what it does.
Stays on your Mac
No account, no cloud, no server. Your memory never leaves this Mac.
Encrypted, behind Touch ID
The key lives in your Mac’s secure chip, and looking back requires Touch ID.
Never your passwords
Password fields and password managers are never kept. Private windows and banking are excluded by default.
No audio, no keystrokes
DejaVu never uses the microphone and never logs what you type.
Pause, or forget
Pause in one click. Erase the last five minutes — or everything — just as fast.
Nothing about you is sent
The DejaVu app sends no analytics and no usage data. Nothing about you leaves your Mac.
A public security white paper will be published at launch.
Why DejaVu
Private. On your Mac. Native.
Available worldwide, including the EU and the UK, from day one. Built in Swift on Apple’s own frameworks.
| DejaVu | ChatGPT Computer History | Screenpipe | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Available in the EU and the UK | Yes | No | Yes |
| Your data is processed only on your Mac | Yes | No | Yes |
| Logs what you type | Never | Yes | Yes |
| Native Mac app | Yes | Inside ChatGPT | No |
Based on public information as of October 2026: The Next Web (August 16, 2026) for ChatGPT Computer History, and screenpi.pe for Screenpipe. Screenpipe is a cross-platform app built with Tauri.
Coming from Rewind?
We know. It was a great tool.
Rewind stopped recording on December 19, 2025 — two weeks earlier in Europe and the UK — and its memories couldn’t be exported. DejaVu is built so that can’t happen to you: your data is yours, with an open export, and the app keeps working without us. There are no servers to shut down.
Pricing
Fair, and simple.
Every protection is free. Pro is about how far back you can look.
Free
$0
- 7 days of memory
- Search and timeline
- Every privacy protection
- Touch ID and encryption
Pro $59 for the waitlist
$79once
or $9 a month
- Unlimited memory, within your disk limit
- Export and archive to an external drive
- Multiple displays
- Local AI, MCP server and timesheet (1.1)
Indicative launch prices. Also coming to Setapp.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Isn’t this spyware?
Spyware watches you for someone else. DejaVu works only for you: you turn it on, everything stays on your Mac, there’s no account and no server, and the menu bar always shows whether it’s on. It never keeps audio, keystrokes or passwords.
What about my battery and fans?
A frame is kept only when your screen changes, video is compressed by Apple’s hardware encoder, and memory pauses when your Mac sleeps or runs hot. We’ll publish battery measurements from a MacBook Air before launch.
How much disk space does it use?
A few gigabytes a month in typical use. You choose a limit; past it, the oldest memories are removed first. Pro can archive them to an external drive.
Which Macs are supported?
Macs with Apple silicon and a recent version of macOS. The exact requirements will be announced with the beta.
Will it be on the Mac App Store?
Yes, alongside a direct version. Apple’s rules limit how apps read text from other windows, so the direct version is a little more precise.
Can I use it on a work Mac?
DejaVu is a personal tool. Check with your employer first, and exclude any app you shouldn’t keep a memory of.
When can I try it?
The private beta opens first to people on the waitlist. We’ll email you once when it’s ready — that’s it.
Be the first to remember.
Join the waitlist for the private beta and the $59 launch price.
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