Make Claude Code truly useful in seconds.
Claude Code forgets you the second you close the window. Pemberton reads your Apple Notes, your drafts, and every chat you've had with Claude — once. Every conversation after already knows what you're working on, who matters, and how you actually sound.
New to Claude Code? Install it free — it comes with your Claude Pro or Max plan.
The people getting magic out of Claude Code aren't doing anything special. They just spend the first ten minutes of every chat telling it everything. Pemberton does that part once — so every chat you start already begins useful.
Same question. Same Claude Code.
The difference is whether it knows you.
No copy-pasting. No re-explaining. It just knows you.
The things you wish Claude could do — once it actually knows you.
- “Plan my week.” Knows what you've been working on, who's in your life, and the half-finished thought you saved in Notes on Sunday.
- “Help me reply to this email.” Already knows the back-story, because you talked it out with Claude two weeks ago. Writes the reply in your voice, not a robot's.
- “What was that idea I had last month?” Finds the note, the chat where you fleshed it out, and the one question you got stuck on.
- “Catch me up.” Reads what you've written and chatted about lately. Hands you the two things that actually matter. Skips the rest.
Three steps. Then seconds, every time.
- i. Install Pemberton in sixty seconds — one terminal command, no account, no keys, no waiting.
- ii. It reads everything you've already written down — Slack threads, Gmail, your Google Sheets and Docs, Notion pages, Apple Notes, every past Claude conversation — until it knows what you're working on, who matters to you, and how you actually think.
- iii. Every Claude conversation after — forever — opens already knowing you. The context you'd otherwise spend the first ten minutes typing? It's just there.
Your data never leaves your machine. We literally cannot see it — there is no Pemberton server.
Read the policyAbout the price of a coffee. Runs entirely inside Claude Code on your existing Pro or Max plan — no extra subscription, no new bill.
Questions you'd be right to ask.
What changes after I buy? +
You open Claude Code, type one short setup line, and let it run for a couple of minutes. That's it. From then on, every Claude conversation you start already knows who you are, what you're working on, and how you like things written. You don't have to do it again.
Will I actually notice a difference? +
Usually in the first sentence. Try a fresh Claude chat with something like "help me follow up on yesterday's email." Without Pemberton, Claude has no idea what email. With Pemberton, it knows the email, the person, and how you usually sign off — and just writes the reply.
What if my notes are a mess? +
That's the best case. Pemberton is built for messy: half-finished journal entries, scattered Apple Notes, drafts you forgot existed. It reads the whole pile once and turns it into a picture of you that Claude can use. You don't have to organize anything first.
What if I barely have any notes? +
You probably have more than you think. Pemberton can read your Apple Notes, any folder of writing on your computer, and every conversation you've ever had with Claude. Even a couple weeks of past chats is usually enough to start. After that, every new chat adds to the picture.
Do you see my data? +
No. There is no Pemberton server. Everything happens on your own machine, inside the Claude Code session you already have. Nothing is uploaded to us — we couldn't see your data even if we wanted to.
How is this $4.99? +
We don't host your data, we don't pay for your computing, there's no server to run. Pemberton runs entirely on your own machine using the Claude Code you already pay for. Our cost per customer is zero, so the price is the price.
What if I don't have Claude Code? +
Then Pemberton won't work — it runs entirely inside Claude Code. If you don't have Claude Code or an active Pro/Max plan, just ask for a refund and we'll send the $4.99 back, no questions asked.
Can I take my information with me? +
It's already yours. Pemberton writes everything it learns into a folder of plain text files on your own computer. Open it, copy it, back it up wherever you back up files. There's nothing to "export" — it never leaves your machine in the first place.
For the technically curious: how does this actually work? +
In one Claude Code session, /wiki-build dispatches Haiku subagents in parallel
to read the sources you point it at — Claude Code transcripts, Obsidian, Apple Notes,
any folder. They distill each batch into structured markdown, write it to ~/wiki/,
and update ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md. From then on, the next session opens with you
already in context. Source on GitHub.