Persisty keeps your AI agents running, organised by project.

Claude Code and Codex sessions that come back after a crash, a place for every project, and several accounts that take turns without you switching logins.

The core is free and works without an account. The first public builds are coming soon.

See what Persisty does when the computer crashes

Works with what you already use

Sessions that come back after a crash

Every terminal runs in a supervisor apart from the window. If the app quits or freezes, nothing stops. If the computer restarts, Persisty relaunches the sessions, resumes the Claude Code conversations and shows a report of what came back and what didn't.

How recovery works
Pick what happens and watch what Persisty does.

A place for every project

Projects on top, workspaces (folders and repositories) inside them, sessions as tabs. The sidebar shows which project has an agent waiting for you, and ⌘1 to ⌘9 switch projects without hunting for windows.

Projects and workspaces

Several Claude Code accounts, no logging in and out

Pro

Connect your personal account and your company's, or as many as you have. Persisty follows each one's 5-hour and weekly windows live, and every new session goes to the account with the most room. An account above 90% sits out until it renews.

AI accounts and rotation

You know which agent needs you

Working, waiting for you, asking for permission, stopped. The state comes from Claude Code's own hooks, not from guessing at what is on screen. No agent spends an hour waiting for a “yes” you never saw.

Agents and states

Ask, walk away, and the work goes on

Pro

The queue delivers your request when the agent is free or the quota renews. Every request saves a restore point, the tests run on their own when the agent finishes, and each session can have its own folder.

Pro features

Editor, git and notes in the same window

Open the file the agent touched, read the diff, commit and jot down what's left without leaving the session. Syntax highlighting, project-wide search and git marks in the gutter.

Editor and changes

Your code stays on your machine

Persisty works without an account and without internet. When it does reach out (Claude quota, licence, account), the call shows up in Settings › Network with destination, reason and size. Code, terminal output and prompts never leave.

Security and privacy

For teams and companies

What we are building for whoever pays the team's AI accounts. Each item says where it stands.

  • Metadata, never code

    Available

    The server receives no code, terminal output or prompts. True today and for everything that comes next.

  • Per-person billing on one invoice

    In development

    Team at US$ 19.90 per person per month, with all of Pro for each of them.

  • Team board

    Planned

    Who is running what right now, and which agent is stuck waiting for someone.

  • AI spend per project

    Planned

    Usage aggregated by day, project, model and account, with no individual productivity scores.

  • Policies with an audit trail

    Planned

    Rules enforced through the agents' hooks and a log that cannot be erased.

  • SSO, SCIM and on-premises

    Planned

    Company sign-in, provisioned accounts and Persisty Cloud running on your own infrastructure.

Start for free

The core is free and asks for no account. Pro unlocks what lets the agent work without you, for $9.90 a month.

Free

To stay organised and lose nothing, with no account.

$0.00forever

Team

For teams that share AI accounts.

$19.90per person, per month

Enterprise

For companies with security requirements and their own infrastructure.

By contactcustom quote

Prices in US dollars.Subscriptions open soon.

See plans and pricing

Questions

Is Persisty free?

The core is: projects, workspaces, persistent sessions, recovery, agent states, editor, git and AI usage, with no account and no time limit. Pro costs US$ 9.90 a month and adds account rotation, the request queue, restore points, check on finish and a folder of its own per session.

Do I need an account?

Only for Pro and the team plans. The free plan works without an account and without internet.

Does my code go through your servers?

No. Code, terminal output and prompts stay on your machine. The app only reaches out to read Claude Code's quota, renew the licence and sign in, and every call shows up in Settings › Network.

Which agents work?

Claude Code has full support: states from hooks, resume after a restart and several accounts. Codex has sessions and states; its resume is not confirmed yet. Any other terminal program runs in a persistent session.

What happens if the computer restarts?

On launch, Persisty relaunches every session that can come back, resumes the Claude Code conversation where it stopped and shows a report of what came back, what failed and why. It never says something came back when it didn't.

Can I use several Claude accounts?

Persisty doesn't create accounts or touch limits. It uses the accounts you already have, such as your personal and your company's, through Claude Code's own sign-in, and picks which one opens each new session. Following each account's terms stays with you.

Does it run on Windows and Linux?

Persisty was born on macOS, where it is used every day. Windows and Linux builds exist but have not been tested on real machines yet; they will ship as a preview.

Does it work offline?

Yes. The free plan needs no network. Paid plans use a signed licence that stays valid for 14 days without a connection.

Which languages is the app in?

Portuguese and English. The website and the docs are also in Spanish.

When can I download it?

Public builds ship as soon as signing and notarisation are ready. Create an account and tick “Notify me” to hear about it.

Try Persisty

Download it when it ships, or create your account now and hear about the launch first.