Buy back the days Claude forgot.
You're shipping alone. Every Claude Code session starts with a blank mind. Half your week goes into re-explaining the same architecture decisions, then re-doing the same refactors when a future session decides differently. Hydrate puts a stop to that.
What changes
- Sessions resume where the last one ended. Claude Code sees the facts, decisions, and naming conventions from your last week's work, scored for relevance - not pasted wholesale into context.
- Architectural rules survive every session.
hydrate canonpins them;hydrate syncwrites them intoCLAUDE.md. The next session treats them as project instructions, not soft suggestions. - The dashboard shows your runway.
localhost:8089/dashboardtells you how many extra days of coding Hydrate gave you this week, computed from your own ledger - not a marketing estimate.
What it costs you
$0 forever for up to 2 active projects. No account, no telemetry, no network calls on the Free tier. If you register during beta you also lock the $5/mo Pro rate forever - so even if you never need unlimited projects today, the option is sitting there waiting if you change your mind in 2027.
Pro features stay free during beta and for 30 days after v1 launches; nobody gets caught out by the switch.
Install (about 30 seconds)
curl -fsSL gethydrate.dev/install | sh Apple Silicon and Intel both supported - the installer picks the right binary.
curl -fsSL gethydrate.dev/install | sh amd64 and arm64 both supported - the installer picks the right binary.
Native Windows binaries ship post-beta. For now, install via WSL2 - the installer detects Linux inside WSL and works exactly as on a regular Linux box.
# Inside WSL2 (Ubuntu, Debian, etc.):
curl -fsSL gethydrate.dev/install | sh
No WSL?
Install WSL2 in 60 seconds →
Or grab the Linux tarball manually:
latest release →
See the data → How the beta lock works →
If you've already tried it
Tell us what's broken: [email protected]. We're shipping early so the rough edges show up before v1 - your one-line bug report is what stops us from shipping the wrong v1.