Recall runs quietly in the menu bar and threads the scattered context of a task — the tabs, documents, and apps you were moving between — into a single named session, so returning after an interruption is one tap instead of ten minutes of hunting. There’s no manual logging; it works from your window and tab titles (not their contents), noticing what belongs together, and lets you jump back to where you were. It keeps everything on-device; it’s Apple Silicon–only, and runs on a subscription (with a promotional pay-once option), not the flat one-time purchase this find first assumed.