CenterEye keeps one record for each client, product or class: your rules, what was decided, the open tasks and your hours. Claude, ChatGPT, Grok and Gemini all read it. The next chat, in any of them, starts where the last one stopped.
A made-up example.
Most people patch this with a pasted summary, or a handoff file they keep up by hand. CenterEye is that file for every part of your work. Your AI keeps it current as work lands. Every connected app reads it.
CenterEye calls each part of your work an area. A client, a product you're building, school, the house. Whatever you juggle.
Start a chat in any connected app and say "boot up as" and the area. The AI loads that area's cards, latest checkpoints and open tasks, plus the synthesis: a nightly read across all your areas, with what's due soon. Then you work the way you always do.
As work lands, the AI saves a checkpoint: a short note on what changed, what you decided, what's still open and what's next. Tomorrow's chat starts from there, in whichever app you open.
Illustrated examples.
It does, inside that app. Claude and ChatGPT both keep a memory of you. Both can keep it per project. That memory is facts the app picks out. It stays in that app.
CenterEye keeps a dated record of the work, area by area, that you can read in one place. Every app you connect opens the same record. Your tasks and hours sit next to it.
If you live in one app and one project, built-in memory may be enough. CenterEye is for when your work spans several areas and several apps.
Every AI you connect knows all of you, and changes how it helps depending on which part of your life you're in.
Each part of your life gets its own. A chat loads one at a time.
What your AI should know before it answers: your rules, facts about you, notes on the people you work with, reference lists. Some load in every area. Others load only in the areas you pick. Some wait until a chat asks. When you correct your AI, it can write the fix into a card. A rule you teach in one app shows up in all of them.
A checkpoint is a short note your AI saves as work lands: what changed, what was decided, what's next. The next session starts from the latest ones.
Due dates and comments. Your AI creates, updates and closes them from any chat. Their comments make good handoffs from one session to the next.
Logged by area and category, with rates. The time report gives you billable totals for an invoice.
On each night with new work, an AI model reads your new checkpoints. It writes the synthesis: a short read on every active area, the dates coming up and the threads that cross areas. You or your AI can ask for a fresh one at any time. Every boot includes it.
centereye.ai shows all of it. You can read every card, checkpoint and task there. You can edit your cards and tasks.
From CenterEye's demo account.
On a trip through Switzerland this summer, my Claude chat ran out of room. A day later my weekly Claude limit ran low. I opened ChatGPT and booted the same area. It picked up the day's plan from the last checkpoint, replanned the afternoon and saved its own checkpoints. Later, Claude took it back from where ChatGPT left off.
On a beach vacation I had a playful idea for an app: Help Me Rot. Within two hours it had its own area, a rules card and a six-step plan as tasks. A chat on my phone built the prototype. That evening Claude Code took over from the same tasks and checkpoints. The app went live the next morning. Grok, in my car, drafted the launch post onto the launch task. Claude wrote every line. I made every decision from my phone.
I had three old apps on servers I wanted to retire: Recurate, TourGraph and GetClearNews. One evening Claude Code moved the first. Before it stopped, that session left a comment on a task: what worked, in order, and what to watch for. It also set up the next app's area. The next session booted that area cold, read the comment and moved the second app overnight while I slept. The third moved the next morning. Tests and reviews did a lot of the work. CenterEye carried what each session learned to the next one.
At 10 AM a client asked for a large set of documents to be pulled and sorted. My planning chat saved the brief as a checkpoint in that area. It left a note for the coding session. That session booted the same area, picked up the brief and ran the job. The documents were delivered before noon.
I built the first version in mid-2025 to keep track of the different areas I was working in: clients, products, home and career. It started as one long prompt in one chat. When that outgrew a single chat, it became several chats sharing a manual, then a folder of notes the AI read and wrote. As the models and the apps around them got more capable, and my work got more complex, the tool grew with it.
Today it's CenterEye. Each area has its own cards with my rules and facts, the checkpoints the AI saves as work lands, and tasks with due dates and comments. My hours and billing reports sit next to them. On each night with new work, the synthesis pulls every area together. Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Grok and Gemini all work from the same record. I can read every card, checkpoint and task on the web, and I use it every day.
Nikhil Singhal
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Next: shared spaces for families and teams, and texts when something needs you. Not built yet. Both build on the areas and cards you start today.