All of your Mac data,
in context.

The missing relationship layer for your local data.
No cloud required. Offline-ready. App code is open and auditable.

No cloud. No tracking. No fees.

The data already on your Mac, finally working together.

MailMessagesSignalCalendarContactsNotes & files

Walk into the day with context.

Your next meeting, the people in it, and the details that help you pick up the conversation. Bring the pieces together before the calendar reminder arrives.

Follow a meeting back to its original source, with the people and companies alongside it.

Up Next

Sep 119:30 AM
Team check-in

Project updates and next steps

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Sep 1110:00 AM
Design review

Project updates and next steps

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In Your Next MeetingProject catch-up

Fri, Sep 11 · 10:30 AM

With AV Art Vandelay

Studio North

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See what’s coming into focus.

Meetings, milestones, and commitments in one view. Spot a busy day and see what’s on it, without losing the bigger picture.

Keep quote follow-ups, renewals, and start dates in view alongside your events.

This Month

28 events in September

Quote · 30d · Renewal · Start

Busiest DayWednesday, September 16 · 4 events

Events on September 16

9:00 AMProject kickoffView Source
11:00 AMDesign reviewView Source
1:30 PMTeam check-inView Source
3:00 PMClient catch-upView Source

Give important messages their own space.

Hush Line notification emails have a dedicated place on your dashboard, separate from everyday conversations.

The Tip Inbox shows snippets from local emails sent by notifications@hushline.app, only when message text is included. It is not a direct connection to your Hush Line account. Read and manage submissions in Hush Line.

Tip Inbox

Hush Line · 4 View All Tips

New Hush Line Message Received

A question about the project timeline.

Sep 11, 2026View Source
New Hush Line Message Received

Details shared for your review.

Sep 11, 2026View Source
New Hush Line Conversation Activity

An update on a previous submission.

Sep 10, 2026View Source
New Hush Line Message Received

A request for a follow-up.

Sep 10, 2026View Source

Find a reason to reconnect.

A conversation worth continuing. A meeting on the horizon. See who to reach out to, with the history behind the suggestion.

Activity sparklines appear when there’s interaction history. Upcoming events bring their own context, even without a history of messages.

Who to Talk To

JS
Jerry Seinfeld

Active in shared Signal conversations, most recently Sep 10, 2026. Consider checking in.

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EB
Elaine Benes

Listed for Design Workshop on Sep 16, 2026. Consider checking in before the event.

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AV
Art Vandelay

18 supported interactions, most recently Sep 9, 2026. Keep the conversation moving.

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Get a feel for your week.

See the rhythm of your archive. Messages, events, and other records come together in a view that makes the busiest days easy to spot.

A little perspective on the information you already have, kept on your Mac.

Weekly Activity

6,337 records across your full archive · Wednesday carries 25% of activity

Messages · Events · Other

Your conversations.
Part of the bigger picture.

Add conversations stored in Signal Desktop to Nearfield. See them alongside email and Messages, and let recent activity inform who to talk to.

An optional, read-only integration in preview. Requires Signal Desktop on your Mac and your approval to access its encryption key through macOS Keychain. Disappearing and view-once messages are excluded.

SignalSignal in Nearfield✓ Connected
JS
Jerry Seinfeld

Active in shared Signal conversations, most recently this week. Consider checking in.

Signal · Source-backed context

No messages sent or changed in Signal.

No upload to Nearfield servers.

Imported text becomes part of your local archive and is available to devices you pair. Manage or disconnect access in Settings.

Relationships already on your computer,
not someone else's cloud.

Relationship intelligence shouldn’t mean handing over your life.
Nearfield’s archive lives on your Mac, under your control.

Local by design.

Your data never leaves your computer.

No telemetry.

No tracking your activity.

Open-source code.

Don't trust us, verify our code.

Local doesn’t mean every feature is offline. Map imagery uses Apple Maps. Optional remote access uses a secure connection via the Tor Network to your Mac.

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Get in touch.

Nearfield is in active development.
Have a question or feedback? Send us a message through Hush Line.

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