Answer in one look.
Each ask lists its choices, so you can reply without scrolling back through the conversation.
Which agent iswaiting on you?
Claude Code and Codex agents report to one checklist in your Mac menu bar. When one stops for you, it says exactly what it needs: a decision, a check or a blocker.
Get Tracker Trapper freeFor Mac · Codex + Claude Code
The real Mac panel, shown with demo data
Every agent, one list.
Codex and Claude Code sessions report into one menu-bar checklist.
Done means done.
Tasks close when their check passes, with evidence. Going quiet never counts.
Stays on your Mac.
Plans live locally. GitHub and iPhone sync only when you turn them on.
01 / Loose endsBusy isn’t the
Busy isn’t the
same as on track.
Three agents are running. One finished an hour ago. One is mid-refactor. One asked you a question twenty minutes ago, three tabs back, and has been waiting ever since.
Nothing on your screen tells you which is which.
Follow the loose thread. ↓02 / ReceiptsAgents say done.
Agents say done.
Evidence decides.
Your agents report into one checklist in your menu bar as they work. A task closes only when its check passes, with the evidence attached.
An agent that goes quiet never gets a checkmark. Neither does one that just says it’s finished.
Keep the work in sight. ↓- Build the landing pageCompleted
- Polish the mobile viewCompleted
- Ship the updateCompleted
03 / Catch the loose endsStop checking
Stop checking
every tab.
Connect Claude Code or Codex once, run the reporting test, and the next agent that needs you shows up in your menu bar.
Download Mac previewMac setup guideApple silicon · macOS 13+ · Free early preview · Build 3 adds Mobile sync for the iPhone beta
Unzip, move TrackerTrapper.app to Applications, then open Settings → Setup. No source build required.
04 / In your pocketYour agent needs you.
Your agent needs you.
You’re not at your desk.
Your lock screen tells you the moment an agent stops with a question only you can answer. Widgets show where every plan stands, so you know when to walk back.
Home Screen widgets
Small and medium sizes show your Active issues, the current task and progress. Tap one to open it.
Needs you, first
A dedicated tab puts what your agents need from you at the top.
Notifications you choose
Choose alerts for finished tasks and plans, and for when an agent stops with a question only you can answer.
Request beta access
or email
beta [at] trackertrapper.com Invite-only TestFlight beta · iPhone, iOS 17+ · Pairs with Tracker Trapper on your Mac.
Read-only: the phone shows progress, it never edits tasks or approves agent actions.
05 / PricingFree on your Mac.
Free on your Mac.
Pocket-sized upgrade.
Track as much as you like on your Mac. Add the iPhone companion when you want your progress to follow you.
Mac app
Free
Early preview · Apple silicon · macOS 13+
- Menu-bar checklist and progress
- Local plans, no account needed
- GitHub issue checklists
- Codex and Claude Code reporting
- Mac notifications and celebrations
iPhone companion
$2.99/month
or $24/year at launch
- Everything in the Mac app
- iPhone app for your Active plans
- Small and medium Home Screen widgets
- Push notifications you choose
- Private relay sync and QR pairing
No payment is taken during the beta.
A few things to knowSmall app.
Small app.
Clear expectations.
How do I get started?+
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.
Does it work with my coding agent?+
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.
What does it track?+
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.
Is it free?+
The Mac app is free. The iPhone companion (app, widgets and push notifications) will be $2.99/month or $24/year at launch, and it’s free during the invite-only beta. Your coding tools and their accounts are separate.
Is there an iPhone app?+
Yes, in an invite-only TestFlight beta. It mirrors your Mac’s Active plans, adds Home Screen widgets and sends notifications when an agent is waiting on you. It’s read-only. See how it works.