HN – Show HN: Unblurry – Your memory lies about how you work

I built a private desktop app that shows you what you actually did during a work session, whether it matched your intent, and the behavioral patterns behind how you worked. I used to reflect on my work from memory, but memory is unreliable. I'd think I spent an hour on a task when half of it actually went to jumping between tabs, checking messages, and re-reading the same pages. I'd tell myself the reason was that I was tired, when in reality the task just wasn't clearly defined yet. How it works: you set your intent before a work session. The app silently tracks your window activity (no screenshots). You can log how you're feeling at any point, on your own terms, no notifications, no interruptions. When you're done, AI generates a behavioral report ,not just what you did, but why you worked the way you did, with actionable suggestions to improve next time. Privacy was non-negotiable. Your data never leaves your machine. Everything is stored locally in SQLite. No servers, no accounts, no cloud. The only external calls are to Google Gemini to check your intent for clarity and to generate your report. It receives your intent, window titles, app names, and feeling logs. No file contents, no screenshots. Built with Electron, React, TypeScript, SQLite, and Google Gemini.Free on macOS. I'd love your feedback.

Show HN: Unblurry – Your memory lies about how you work

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