Catch the blockers.
Spot what’s stuck before
it slows you down.
Your agents are building. Stay in the loop.
Build the landing page
Illustrative product screens
Spot what’s stuck before
it slows you down.
Follow your agents’ progress
at a glance.
Less context switching.
More building.
One task becomes three. A blocker gets buried. Something needs your input, but the conversation has already moved on.
When work wanders, it’s easy to lose sight of what needs attention.
Follow the loose thread. ↓Bring reported progress, blockers, and the next step into one checklist in your menu bar.
Less hunting through conversations. More knowing where you stand—and where to go next.
Keep the work in sight. ↓A little menu-bar companion for your next big thing.
Download Mac previewMac setup guideApple silicon · macOS 13+ · Free early preview
Unzip, move TrackerTrapper.app to Applications, then open Settings → Setup. No source build required.
Download and unzip the Mac preview, move the app to Applications, and open Settings → Setup. Follow the Mac setup guide to connect your agent. The app includes its CLI and MCP server. Local plans do not require GitHub; GitHub features need GitHub CLI authentication, and the sync script also uses jq.
Tracker Trapper supports reporting workflows for Codex and Claude Code. Connect the integration and give your agent the reporting instructions so its progress appears in the menu bar. It doesn’t automatically follow every conversation.
Your local task lists and registered GitHub issue checklists, reported task progress, blockers, and what comes next. Progress is stored locally on your Mac. GitHub synchronization is an explicit step in the current workflow.
Yes. The current preview and source are free to download. There’s no Tracker Trapper subscription. Your coding tools and their accounts are separate.