Lately I’ve been spending a lot of my time building small tools to support the way I actually work, including the way I develop software with the help of Claude and ChatGPT. This style of development is fast, creative and occasionally chaotic. One minute everything is working, the next there is a Python syntax error making me type my fingers to the bone to troubleshoot. TPC came from this reality. I needed a calm, local way to snapshot a project before I did something risky. And I needed an equally calm way to bring that back should something fail.
TPC isn’t a Git replacement. It’s not going to try to teach you how to do version control. It’s a project level safety net and launcher. You point it at a folder, tell it which file is in charge and tell it when to save a version. TPC handles the rest! You can restore from any of your snapshots with confidence. When you are ready to ship or share, TPC wraps your packaging into the same workspace, making build the natural next step, not some separate ritual.
This tool is for people who want fewer “oh no” moments and more confidence to experiment. If you’re vibe coding, prototyping, learning, or just tired of juggling terminals and half-remembered commands, TPC might click for you. It’s a small, focused app designed to reduce friction, not add it — the kind of tool that stays out of the way until you need it, and then does exactly what it promises.
And you can buy it today.