Claude Code and Codex histories, organized by project. Finally see where each conversation belongs.
✳Claude Code⌘Codex
Example workspacecorven
Projects
AAtelier
OOrbit
FFieldnotes
Atelier2 sessions
✳Claude Code
Refine the onboardingmain
⌘Codex
Build the search palettefeat/search
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Right where you left off.
Find a session, read its context, and resume it in a real integrated terminal. No digging through windows.
Refine the onboarding⌘ K
✳Atelier / Claude Code↵
Refine the onboarding
Let's make the first few minutes feel effortless. Simplify the onboarding and keep the essentials.
The conversation, back in context
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Switch projects. Keep going.
Your open terminals keep running as you move between projects or close the window. Your workspace follows your pace.
TerminalExample workspace
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AtelierClaude Code
Open
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OrbitCodex
Open
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FieldnotesClaude Code
Open
Switch projects. Keep your terminals.
Made from a very familiar frustration
I had the agents.
I was losing the thread.
A few projects. A dozen conversations. And that one session I could never find again. I built Corven to give all of it a home — and to spend more time making things than looking for them.
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Emile MoureauCreator of Corven
Follow the journey
FAQ
A few things to know.
01What is Corven?
Corven is a Mac desktop app for finding and using your local Claude Code and Codex sessions. It brings project histories and integrated terminals into one workspace.
02Does it replace Claude Code or Codex?
No. Corven works with the CLIs already installed on your Mac, using their existing sign-ins. Your agents and their settings stay yours.
03Where do my conversations live?
The desktop app reads your local session histories. It does not upload them to this website. The agent CLIs still communicate with their providers, just as they do in your terminal.
04Can I download it today?
The public release is still being prepared. You can create an Corven account here and follow Emile for progress. Creating an account does not yet provide a download or a release date.
Make room for your next idea.
Give every session a home. Keep your attention on what you're building.