Cross-project Kanban board
Shows Codex and Claude Code conversations from multiple projects in In progress, In review, and Done columns. Cards indicate whether an assistant is working or waiting, and completed work is grouped by day.
GeckIt
GeckIt is a desktop productivity tool that organizes Codex and Claude Code conversations across projects on a Kanban board. It also provides integrated chat, saved shortcuts, screen and voice workflows, text correction, transcription, and an iPhone companion workflow.
AI coding conversation management
GeckIt is a desktop productivity application that puts Codex and Claude Code conversations from multiple projects on a Kanban board. Its board separates work into In progress, In review, and Done, helping users see which conversations are active, waiting for input, or finished without checking multiple terminal tabs.
The app also provides an integrated conversation view, project profiles, search, saved prompt shortcuts, screen and voice workflows, text correction, and transcription. It can be used with Codex through a ChatGPT account or Claude Code through a Claude account, and the project states that an API key is not required.
Features
Goal-based task tracking
Starts conversations with an optional goal and automatically moves a card to In review when the goal is met. Multiple cards can be selected and moved, hidden, or deleted together.
Integrated conversation workspace
Opens conversations over the board with project file selection, command messages, image paste or drop, model and mode controls, usage and context information, and notifications when work finishes.
Search and project profiles
Finds conversations by title, project, or text spoken in the conversation. Profiles restrict the board, search, tasks, and shortcuts to a selected set of projects.
Saved shortcuts and scheduling
Creates saved prompts with a project, goal, mode, and model, then runs them manually or on a daily, weekday, weekly, or cron schedule while GeckIt is open.
Screen, voice, and text tools
Records the screen and spoken explanation for a bug, accepts voice commands for task control, corrects or translates selected text, and transcribes speech or audio using Whisper on the computer.
Use cases
Managing parallel coding work
Keep several coding conversations visible across repositories instead of monitoring separate terminal tabs. The board shows which assistants are working or waiting, while search locates a decision or exchange by project, title, or conversation text.
Tracking goal-oriented tasks
Give an assistant a defined goal, let it work in the background, and return to cards in In review when the goal is met. The conversation view provides project context, command entry, file selection, and completion notifications.
Reporting visual bugs
Capture a reproducible bug report by recording the screen and describing the problem aloud. GeckIt keeps frames and a transcription, then can send the result as a question or use it to start a task in a matching project.
Running repeatable prompts
Use saved prompts for recurring project maintenance or personal workflows. A shortcut can be launched from the board or menu bar, or scheduled with a recurring timetable while the desktop app remains open.
Remote supervision from an iPhone
Continue monitoring conversations away from the computer with the phone workflow when available. The project describes viewing chats, replying, handling pending commands, and controlling the Mac pointer and screen from an iPhone.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Unifies Codex and Claude Code conversations across projects in a single board.
- Provides goal-based status movement, search, profiles, and list or board views for managing many conversations.
- Includes desktop utilities for screen-based bug reports, voice commands, text correction, and transcription.
- Offers desktop builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux and does not require an API key for its stated Chat and Correct integrations.
Cons
- The iPhone app is described as awaiting Apple's review, so mobile availability may depend on TestFlight approval.
- Timed shortcuts run while GeckIt is open, and core Chat and Correct workflows require a signed-in Codex or Claude Code account.
- The project uses the Functional Source License, Version 1.1, with an MIT Future License designation; users should review the repository license for its terms.
FAQ
How do I install GeckIt?
Download the appropriate release from GitHub: a DMG for Apple Silicon or Intel Macs, an installer for Windows, or an AppImage for Linux. The Stable channel uses the release marked Latest; the Development setting provides builds from the main branch.
Which accounts or API keys does GeckIt require?
Chat and Correct require either Codex signed in with a ChatGPT account or Claude Code signed in with a Claude account. GeckIt says it does not require an API key.
Which AI tools work with GeckIt?
GeckIt supports Codex and Claude Code conversations. According to the project description, Claude Code also supports MCP servers, Claude in Chrome, and Remote Control.
Does GeckIt support voice input and text correction?
The desktop app provides shortcuts for screen recording, voice commands, text correction, and transcription. On Windows and Linux, the shortcuts use Ctrl instead of Cmd.
Can I control GeckIt from an iPhone?
The iPhone app is described as being on TestFlight and awaiting Apple's review at the time of the source content. Phone access is enabled in GeckIt's settings and paired by scanning a code; the phone connects to the Mac over WebRTC.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Developer Tool; Productivity
- Primary workflow
- Kanban management for Codex and Claude Code conversations
- Desktop platforms
- macOS, Windows, and Linux
- Mobile
- iPhone app via TestFlight; source describes it as awaiting Apple's review
- Source and licensing
- Public GitHub repository; Functional Source License 1.1, MIT Future License
- AI account setup
- Use Codex with a ChatGPT account or Claude Code with a Claude account; no API key is stated as required
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