Connect your work.
Choose what RideAlong can see: app activity, window and screen text, and your Claude Code and Codex sessions. Pause from the menu bar any time.
You use AI every day.
Make better use of it.
RideAlong rides along with your work on your Mac.
It finds the busywork that could run itself, and the AI habits worth upgrading.
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It’s all connected.
Less busywork.
Better AI.
RideAlong looks for two things in how you really work: the steps you keep doing by hand that could run on their own, and the places your AI tools could be doing more for you. The best suggestions don’t always involve AI at all.
Let it understand.
RideAlong pieces together the jobs you do across apps, then checks each interpretation a second time before it becomes a suggestion.
Try what fits.
Each suggestion comes prepared, with a setup you can use, why it fits your work, and what it needs. You decide what to try.
Ready to try,
not just a tip.
Every suggestion shows what RideAlong saw,
what could change, and what stays with you.
Explore an illustrative suggestion below.
Same steps, different numbers.
You copy amounts from PDF invoices into a spreadsheet, then write a matching email for each one.
PDFSheetsMail
WHAT RIDEALONG PREPARES
A setup that pulls each invoice into a review table, flags duplicates and missing fields, and drafts the emails for you to send.
Illustrative suggestion. RideAlong recommends; it never acts for you.
See how you
build with AI.
Connect your Claude Code or Codex sessions and RideAlong shows your patterns right away: your streak, your busiest hours, your go-to prompt, and the kind of builder you are. Calculated on your Mac in a few seconds.
- The ArchitectYou plan first, then let the agent build.
- The ConductorYou keep several agents working at once and move between them.
- The Hands-on DirectorYou stay close to the work and redirect early.
- The Brief WriterYou give the agent the whole picture before it starts.
- The SprinterShort prompts, fast turns, constant momentum.
- The Night OwlMost of your building happens after everyone else has logged off.
A closer look at work.
On your terms.
Observation should be a choice you can understand — and change.
Read what’s captured and what leaves your MacYour machine. Your controls.
Choose what’s captured, exclude apps, pause from the menu bar, and delete your history whenever you like. Everything is stored encrypted on your Mac.
Clear about the cloud.
To find suggestions, RideAlong sends a limited, redacted selection of your work to its service, which uses Anthropic’s Claude. You can inspect it first. Screenshots never leave your Mac.
A few good suggestions. No filler.
There’s no daily quota. When the evidence isn’t there, RideAlong stays quiet instead of guessing.
A few good
questions.
Is this an AI that runs my computer?
No. RideAlong recommends; you decide what to try. It doesn’t run automations, send messages, or install anything for you.
Does my work have to involve AI?
No. RideAlong is built for people who use AI every day, but many of the best opportunities are in ordinary spreadsheet, email, browser, and document work.
Which AI tools does it understand?
It reads your local Claude Code and Codex sessions and conversation exports you choose to connect. Everything else it learns from the work you do in any app.
What do I need to run it?
A Mac with Apple silicon running macOS 14 or later, and an invite code. RideAlong is in a private beta: download the app below and drag it into Applications. No developer tools or API keys required.
Does all of the AI run locally?
No. Activity is captured and stored on your Mac. When you run analysis, RideAlong sends a bounded set of redacted excerpts to the RideAlong service, which uses a cloud AI model to identify workflows and suggestions. Screenshot images never leave your Mac.
Your work has a pattern.
Make something of it.
Start with your own work. Join the private beta.