Maya Chen
Final copy is ready. I added the onboarding notes and the launch checklist.Private memory.
For your work.
VaultDog keeps the Slack conversations you view searchable, encrypted, and on your Mac — so useful context does not disappear with the channel.
Your work, remembered
Slack moves fast.
Your context shouldn’t disappear.
Important decisions, links, files, and tiny details get buried in channels. VaultDog keeps a personal copy of the work you actually see, then makes it useful again.
Find the exact conversation
Search messages, people, channels, and threads from one private archive.
Capture as you work
Select one Slack window. VaultDog records visible messages without clicking, scrolling, or changing anything.
Keep it on your Mac
Your archive is encrypted locally. The key lives in macOS Keychain — not on a VaultDog server.
Three quiet steps
Set it once. Browse Slack normally.
Choose your Slack window
macOS asks you to select the exact window VaultDog may observe.
Work as usual
Only messages visible while capture runs are added to your archive.
Search when you need it
Return to a decision, person, link, or thread without digging through Slack.
Privacy is the architecture
Your archive never needs our cloud.
Core capture works without a Slack token or workspace administrator. VaultDog reads one selected window and encrypts the result on your Mac.
Read the privacy modelBuilt for work memory
Slack first. More of your work, later.
The beta focuses on making Slack history dependable. Email and Microsoft Teams are future directions after the capture model is proven.
Free macOS beta
Keep the context.
Own the archive.
Download VaultDog for Apple silicon. No account required.
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