Shelvd
Works with Claude, Claude Code, Cursor and ChatGPT

The idea parking lot for Claude, Cursor & Codex.

Park an idea from your AI coding assistant without breaking focus. Shelvd saves it as an idea card with full context, then reminds you until you finish the feature.

twinspot — claude-code — 80x24
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park this idea: add CSV export for flagged orders. remind me next Tuesday 10am

Parked for Tue, 4 Nov · 10:00 · project: Twinspot
Saved to MCP
git: main (feature/orders)3 files referencedsummary captured
ClaudeClaude CodeCursorChatGPTAny MCP client
The Problem

Stop losing ideas mid-feature.

You're deep in one feature when the next idea hits. Notes get lost. Reminders fire once and get swiped away.

The ephemeral sticky note

“Export button idea - Oct 12 - where did this go?”

The single fired notification

Dismissed: Reminder: 9:00 AM — dismissed 4 hours ago

The graveyard TODO comment

// TODO: write timezone migration when we have time
How It Works

How to park an idea in three steps.

Step 01

1. Park it

Say “park this for Tuesday” in any AI client (Claude, Cursor, Claude Code). No context switching.

> park idea “add CSV export”
Step 02

2. Forget it

Shelvd saves the idea, repository, branch and a clean conversation summary in the background.

✓ Context safely locked
Step 03

3. Get nagged

Repeated phone push notifications every few minutes until you tap Done. Pro.

Nag schedule active
Context Preservation

Idea cards that remember the context.

Never stare at a cryptic 3-word reminder again. Shelvd keeps your repo, branch, files and a short summary of the conversation.

  • Captures branch name and repo
  • Preserves the filenames under inspection
  • Distills the “why” behind the thought
Captured Context · Twinspot AppSynced
Repo
github.com/alex/twinspot
Branch
feature/flagged-orders
Files
orders_controller.rbflagged_table.tsx
Context Summary

“Support needs one-click CSV dumps for disputed orders during chargeback audit.”

9:41
Shelvd 10:00 AM
3rd reminder

Add CSV export for flagged orders

Due today · reminding every 15 min

✓ DoneSnooze 1h
Persistent Follow-Up

Developer reminders you can't ignore.

Reminder apps ding once and let you swipe them away. Shelvd nudges every 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes until you mark the task done or snooze it. Quiet hours protect your sleep.

1–60 min
Custom nag frequency
Quiet hours
Zero alerts while resting
Central Command

Every side project idea, one clear view.

Your backlog, organized by project and urgency. Search it, edit it, jump straight back into the context.

TwinspotInternal ToolsInfra
Due Today1 task
Add CSV export for flagged ordersNagging: 15m
Upcoming1 task
Stripe webhooks idempotency checkTomorrow 09:00
Parked Backlog1 task
Migrate auth to passkeysNext week
Capabilities

An idea capture tool built for developers.

Works in every MCP client

Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT and Zed through the open protocol.

Natural dates like 'next Tuesday'

“in 3 hours”, “tomorrow morning”, “friday 3pm”, in your own timezone.

Quiet hours

No pushes while you rest. Reminders pause until you wake up.

One-tap Done and Snooze

Resolve a task straight from the push notification.

Projects from your repos

Tasks group into projects without manual sorting.

Open-source MCP server

Audit the local server or self-host it.

Connect the Shelvd MCP server in 30 seconds.

No API keys or browser extensions. Connect Shelvd as an MCP server in 30 seconds.

https://shelvd.dev/api/mcp
claude mcp add --transport http shelvd https://shelvd.dev/api/mcp
Pricing

Free to park. Pro to nag.

Pick a plan

Free
Essential parking for individual developers.
$0
per month
ProMost popular
Nagged until it's done.
$3
per month

Everything in Free, plus

Push nag every 1–60 minutes until done
Custom quiet hours
Full markdown/JSON export
Event triggers (coming soon)
Cancel anytime.

Or pay once: Lifetime $39. Everything in Pro, forever, plus all v2+ updates.

Open-source MCP server for AI coding agents.

Self-host the local server for free, or use the hosted version with the web app and nagging built in.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Stop losing ideas. Start finishing them.

Park your first idea in under 60 seconds.