Ascenda Flow · for Mac
An instrument panel for agentic engineering.
See how many agents ran at once and how long they waited on you. Change one thing, and compare the weeks after.
The app is for Mac and starts from the history already on it. The poster needs one terminal command.
An example week.
Once a week, a poster.
The same counts, drawn as a poster you can name and share. It lives on me.ascendaflow.com and needs no Mac app.
Your agents kept a log. Read it.
Claude Code, Cursor and Codex already keep a history on your Mac. Flow reads it in under a minute. No account, nothing uploaded.
See it. Change it. Measure what worked.
- Step 1
See your week
How many agents ran at once, and how long they waited on you.
- Step 2
Change one thing
Fewer agents at once. A protected morning. Flow holds it for you.
- Step 3
Compare the weeks after
The weeks after sit beside the weeks before.
Counts, never content.
Flow records when sessions run and when they wait for you. Prompts, responses and source code stay on your Mac. The collectors are open source.
Yours, not your manager's.
Your employer has no view of your data. Anything you share with a team is your choice, and you can take it back.
When I ran 16 agents at once I'd do 16-hour days. I was spending three to four hours the next morning grinding through the merges.
The Ascenda Benchmark
How does your week compare?
We're comparing how engineers and small teams work with agents. Join on your own or bring your team. It's free, and you choose what to share.
Founding teams include
Questions
What does it measure?+
Sessions, how many run at once, time waiting on you, interruptions and rework.
Does it read my code or prompts?+
No. It reads timings and tool events.
Which tools?+
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code and local AI.
Can it use my past work?+
Yes, whatever your tools still keep. Claude Code keeps 30 days.
Can my employer see it?+
No.
Is it free?+
The local app is free and needs no account.
Your history so far
Get your boarding pass.
Your coding agents have been keeping a history on your Mac all along. Ascenda Flow imports it and plays it back, starting with a boarding pass for the months you've already flown.
Get Ascenda FlowFor Mac. The pass shown is an example.