What you get
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Your profile, in a window
Everything the mine found about how you work, laid out to read, instead of sitting in a file you open twice and forget.
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The sessions behind it
Every claim points back at the real sessions that support it, so you can check any line it wrote about you and cut the ones that are not true.
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The workflows
The things you do over and over, written out as steps your agent can follow without being told again.
It reads the AI coding sessions already on your computer. There is no API key to add, because it runs through the agent you already use, Claude Code or Codex.
Installing takes about a minute
- Open the downloaded file and choose Extract All. Windows offers it in the bar at the top of the window.
- Double-click Install Emulo. It installs into your own Windows account, so there is no administrator prompt. Windows will say the publisher could not be verified, because this build is not signed yet. The button that continues is Run.
- Sign in once. Emulo shows a short code and opens your browser. You sign in there with Google or GitHub and type the code in.
The app opens itself when it is done.
Your sessions never leave your computer
Emulo reads your private session logs, so it is built to never move them. The sessions, the file paths and the keys stay on the device.
Emulo never sees your password either. The signing in happens in your browser, and the app only ever receives a token for this one device.
Once this device is signed in it stays signed in, and the licence is checked on your own machine, so the app keeps working with no internet at all. The privacy policy is the long version.
If something goes wrong
Email me at ohadkrispin@gmail.com. Tell me what the installer said and I will tell you what happened. I read every one of these myself.
For the curious: check the file, install it by hand
This build
Loading the current version.
Check the file before you open it
Run this in the folder the file landed in, and compare the result with the hash below it.
Get-FileHash .\emulo-pro.zip -Algorithm SHA256
Published with the build.
If the two do not match, do not install it. Download it again. Inside the folder there is also a signed manifest listing every file with its own hash, and the installer verifies those before it installs anything.
Install it by hand
Open PowerShell in the folder you extracted, and follow the install guide that came with it. It builds a Python 3.11 environment, installs the wheel from the folder with no network, and opens the app.
Why Python 3.11 and not a newer one
Emulo Pro checks the integrity of every file it reads before using it. Python 3.13 on Windows reports file timestamps inconsistently enough to break that check, so installing on 3.13 is refused at the start rather than allowed to fail strangely later. 3.12 is excluded for the same reason and because it is untested here, not because it is known broken.
Test builds
A file with rehearsal in its name is a test build, not a release. It says so in the filename so you never have to open one to find out.
Emulo itself, the miner, is open source and free. pip install emulo, or read the repository. Pro is the app around it.