Your semester, remembered.

A desktop AI companion for Mac. It chats like a good friend with a frighteningly good memory: it syncs your Canvas deadlines, calendar, and reminders, takes notes from lectures and meetings, can look at your screen when you explicitly ask, and nudges you (gently) when your study break becomes a lifestyle. The pixel companion living on your desktop is your clanker — and putting it to work on something is clanking.

It's built for college life — Canvas, lectures, deadlines, the works. Anyone whose life happens on a Mac and who wants an AI that remembers them will get along with it, but students are who we had in mind.

Any Mac running macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later, Apple Silicon or Intel. Your subscription covers up to 2 Macs, and the app updates itself automatically.

No. Screen understanding is one screenshot, taken only when you explicitly ask — with ⌘⇧L or by asking in chat. It's never periodic, never saved to disk, and it always leaves a visible note in the chat saying what was captured. Password managers and your excluded apps are never captured at all.

Separately, the optional accountability feature notices which app is frontmost (the same thing your Mac already tracks for Screen Time) to offer gentle check-ins. That log stays on your Mac, keeps 14 days, and is deletable in one click.

The things that make help helpful: your courses and deadlines, goals, projects in progress, corrections you've made, preferences like how you like things explained, and the ongoing thread of your conversations. Deliberately not everything — and you can see the entire list in the app's Memory screen.

Yes — all of them. The Memory screen lists everything your clanker keeps. You can correct a note (your version wins), forget a single item, delete everything, or export the lot as plain text. You can also just ask your clanker to forget something specific — destructive asks always require your confirmation.

Your memories, chats, and notes are stored as plain files on your Mac. When you chat, your message and the context needed to answer travel to the AI model through Clankmaxx's managed cloud — that's how the answers happen. Screenshots only ever travel when you explicitly ask your clanker to look. The privacy policy lays out the full split in plain language.

Yes — read-only. You generate an access token in your own Canvas account and paste it into Settings; it's stored in the macOS Keychain. Clankmaxx syncs your current courses, assignments with due dates, and grades, and gives you a heads-up before unsubmitted deadlines. It never writes anything to Canvas. Calendar and Reminders sync work the same way, with writes only ever happening after you confirm them.

Yes — for Zoom calls and YouTube videos. You pick the window, tap record, and a consent prompt confirms before anything starts; a red indicator runs while it records. When you stop, you get chaptered notes with topics, decisions, action items, and timestamps. There's a daily notes-audio allowance (6 hours) per subscription. Recording calls may require telling other participants — that's on you, and the app says so.

Anytime. Five personas ship with the app — from Classic to Deadpan Roommate to Academically Doomed Creature — and switching changes only the voice, never the capabilities or the memory. You can pick in Settings or just say “be the deadpan roommate” mid-conversation.

Everything, one tier: chat with long-term memory, Canvas/Calendar/Reminders sync, lecture and meeting notes, screen understanding on request, all personas, your desktop clanker, meme mode, use on up to 2 Macs, and automatic updates. Fair-use limits apply (a monthly usage allowance and 6 hours of notes audio per day).

Checkout is handled by Stripe. After paying you'll get a license key — paste it into the app's Setup Assistant and you're in. The subscription renews monthly; cancel from your Stripe customer portal (linked in your receipt) and access continues through the end of the paid month. Details live on the refunds & cancellation page.