AI forgets your work
- Every new thread starts cold. You have to restate the context.
- Your work is scattered across tools, and not all of them connect to AI.
- Explicitly building documentation and a second brain is outdated the minute you are finished.
AI memory for everything
Searchable work, via MCP
Available for macOS, Windows and Linux.
You
Who was Matthew Donders again?
searched DoneThat for “Matthew Donders”: 2 matches
- Call with Matthew DondersAI automation18 Jul
- Automation use cases follow-upImplementation22 Jul
You talked with him last month about AI automation.
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DoneThat gives it memory
- DoneThat turns captured history into structured memory your AI can query.
- DoneThat sees work you do in all of your tools, one memory instead of a scattered landscape.
- DoneThat searches all history and finds the relevant parts, no modelling required.
AI forgets your work
DoneThat gives it memory
Every new thread starts cold. You have to restate the context.
DoneThat turns captured history into structured memory your AI can query.
Your work is scattered across tools, and not all of them connect to AI.
DoneThat sees work you do in all of your tools, one memory instead of a scattered landscape.
Explicitly building documentation and a second brain is outdated the minute you are finished.
DoneThat searches all history and finds the relevant parts, no modelling required.
Connect your AI, then let it remember your history
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Add https://mcp.donethat.ai to any MCP-capable AI, then authenticate with your DoneThat account: one URL, your existing login.
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Ask something like “Who was Matthew Donders again?” and your AI can search DoneThat for the relevant conversation, project, and context without making you reconstruct it from memory.
You
Who was Matthew Donders again?
searched DoneThat for “Matthew Donders”: 2 matches
- Call with Matthew DondersAI automation18 Jul
- Automation use cases follow-upImplementation22 Jul
You talked with him last month about AI automation.
Analyze your DoneThat data with AI
Explore summaries, categories, and patterns through your assistant and reason about your real week without exporting spreadsheets.
You
Where did my week actually go?
- Product19h
- Growth8.6h
- Support7.5h
- Hiring2.7h
Product took 50% of the 37.8h you tracked. Most of that was the sync loop and the onboarding rewrite.
How it works
The desktop app watches the work quietly. Every frame it captures lands as a five-minute sliver on your day. At the end of the day they merge into the tasks you actually did.
What the app sees. Screenshots are read, then deleted.
Tuesday
Paired on the capture sync bug1.5h
Investor update call1h
Roadmap doc1h
Two engineer interviews2h
Triaged bug reports in Slack1.5h
Shipped the retry queue1h
For people who deliver
“I've tried numerous time tracking apps and DoneThat is somehow both effortless and accurate.”
“AI-Automations are here to stay. But what to automate? DoneThat shows me how much time each process takes.”
“It was amazing to see an accurate picture of how many hours I work and what I did, and how often I switch between tasks. All that without having to track time!”
“DoneThat helps me stay honest about what I'm actually getting done and set more realistic daily goals.”
Lucor
“I am OBSESSED! DoneThat enabled me to reflect on the day's activities and tailor my next day's priorities.”
“DoneThat has become my quiet coach. It helps me see where my time really goes and how my focus shifts week to week.”
Volitor.AI
“I love it, I can update everyone what I'm doing again, as it's taking me literally zero time and effort now!”
Independent
“It's actually fascinating how much I did not remember what I did for the last few hours.”
“Really freeing my brain up from manually time tracking (which I have resolved but frequently failed to do before).”
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