KeepGlide

Products

KeepGlide for desktop, and two mods for Claude Code.

KeepGlide for desktop

Desktop app for Linux (x86_64)

Free on Linux

Notes connected.

A notes app for the desktop.

Local mode is free. When paid licenses open, a license will add Sync and Cloud: US$19, one-time. Free updates for all 1.x versions.

Download for Linux See KeepGlide for desktop

Maturity

Status
Free download (Linux)
Platforms
Linux (x86_64)
Tests
Its AI connection, the MCP server, has 831 automated test functions (counted ).
KeepGlide showing a Markdown note with properties, a callout and a list of incoming and outgoing wikilinks

Claude Code mods

AskAway User

Claude Code mod

A question inbox for Claude Code: agents file the decisions they need while you are away, and you answer them in one panel.

Free, MIT license.

AskAway User page Install Repository on GitHub

Maturity

Channel
Stable
Version
1.0.3, released
Tests
2,268 automated tests, counted :
  • 552 for the mod (TypeScript)
  • 1,716 for the CLI and hooks (Python)
Platforms
Linux (the panel); macOS: CLI only, not tested on a Mac; Windows: not supported
Changelog
CHANGELOG.md

KeepAway Repo

Claude Code Desktop mod

A Claude Code Desktop mod for people who run several sessions on one GitHub repository. It shows which issue each session works on, and what the repository is doing right now.

MIT license. Public beta, installed from a zip.

KeepAway Repo page

Maturity

Channel
Public beta
Version
0.2.0-beta.24,
Tests
568 automated tests in 9 files, for version 0.2.0-beta.24:
  • rules: 125
  • hooks module: 213
  • band: 41
  • pane: 119
  • language: 10
  • turn transitions of the band: 8
  • repo logo: 15
  • summary: 30
  • plan steps: 7
Platforms
Claude Code Desktop on Linux; macOS and Windows not tested
Changelog
In the public repository

KeepGlide is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic. Claude Code is Anthropic's product.

AskAway User is stable: 1.0.3 is its current release, and 1.0.0 was its first SemVer-stable one. KeepAway Repo is in public beta and improves continuously, with 18 changelog entries between and . Every release is recorded in its changelog, and the mods' test counts on this page are the ones recorded in each repository's README, with the version or date that README records.