Your day logs itself.
Stop reconstructing your week from memory. HyperFlow understands where your time actually went, then prepares clean calendar blocks — for billing, timesheets, the lot — that you review in one click. Local on your Mac. Nothing leaves without your say-so.
Private by design.
Privacy isn't an afterthought; it's the architecture. Five things HyperFlow refuses to do.
- No screenshots.
- No keystrokes.
- No surveillance.
- No auto-sync.
- Nothing leaves your Mac without permission.
Built for people whose work disappears into tabs.
Consultants, designers, developers, agency teams, freelancers. If your week ends with "wait — what did I actually do Tuesday?", HyperFlow will immediately make sense. Private beta, capped at 100. One email when a slot opens.
Three numbers that describe the whole product.
Most "AI productivity" tools take from you and call it convenience. HyperFlow goes the other way. It watches without telling, classifies without sending, and waits for you before it touches your calendar.
Yours, not ours.
Your data lives on your Mac, in ~/Library/Application Support/HyperFlow where you can see it. The classifier sees only stripped window titles — no contacts, no contents, no surveillance.
No surprises.
No auto-sync, no "smart" suggestions sneaking onto your calendar. Every event lands because you clicked the orange button. Click again later and the second push replaces — your calendar never stacks.
Quietly cadenced.
End your day with a clean timeline instead of mental chaos. HyperFlow runs in the background; at 18:00 a single tap on the shoulder: your day is ready.
Here's the receipt — every line.
Privacy isn't a checkbox we tick; it's the architecture. Three layers run before a single byte is sent to Anthropic: apps are skipped entirely, URL patterns are stripped, regex patterns are redacted in-place. Defaults ship strict for NL/EU.
Three stages. One handbrake.
HyperFlow watches, sorts, and waits. The first two stages run by themselves. The last one only fires when you say so. That gap — between knowing and committing — is the whole product.
Sees what apps you're using — that's it. Emails, IBANs, phone numbers, credit cards are stripped before anything ever leaves the machine. Until you push, your buffer never goes anywhere.
Every fifteen minutes a stripped batch goes to Claude. Out come neat time blocks, sorted by project, snapped to 15-minute boundaries. Nothing identifying. Just patterns.
End the day with a calm review. Uncheck what's wrong, push what's right. Run it again later — your calendar replaces, never stacks. Other events stay where they were.
Lives on the notch. Stays out of the way.
A 200-pixel tab tucked under your camera bar. It tells you the next thing, counts down, runs the pipeline. Hover to expand. Click to push. Then forget about it again.
A typical week, in numbers.
One private-beta tester's actual week. Numbers are real, names are not. We replace your work with these defaults the day you opt out.
What ships, what's next.
Public-by-default. We don't promise dates we don't believe in.
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Private beta is invite-only and capped at 100. We'll write to you when a slot opens, with a download link and your install instructions. No newsletter. No drip. One email, one decision.