A dashboard, one click away.
Check your session and weekly usage, reset times, and local activity. Then fold it away and get back to your next good idea.
A DESKTOP COMPANION FOR CLAUDE CODE
A tiny pixel pet that keeps your usage in view.
It wanders. It naps. It opens your dashboard with a click.
Free & open source. No separate account.
Native Windows app ·
WSL collector supported
Interactive preview · example data, no account connection
SMALL BOT. USEFUL COMPANY.
Check your session and weekly usage, reset times, and local activity. Then fold it away and get back to your next good idea.
Warm orange when there’s room to work. Red as usage climbs. Sleepy after a quiet spell. Hover for a hop, or let it wander.
Live sync reads your account usage. Saved readings get an asterisk; local estimates get a tilde. The source code is yours to inspect.
MAKE A LITTLE ROOM ON YOUR DESKTOP
Choose where you run Claude Code.
Download the standalone app and open it. Python and WSL aren’t required. Claude Code should already be signed in on Windows.
Download the app Windows 10 / 11. The app is unsigned, so Windows may show a SmartScreen warning.Run the collector where your Claude data lives. The bot stays on your Windows desktop.
git clone https://github.com/Tuvshuku/claude-usage-bot.git cd claude-usage-bot ./install.sh --service --autostart
Use the setup that matches your Claude data. Run one collector at a
time.
On macOS or Linux? The
headless collector
works there too; the desktop pet is Windows-only.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Optional live sync reads the OAuth credential that Claude Code
already stores and sends it directly to Anthropic’s usage
endpoint. It reads usage metadata; it does not make model
requests. Set "live_sync": false to use local
estimates only.
The dollar figure is an API-equivalent estimate based on local tokens, not your subscription bill. Live percentages include account activity; local activity and cost statistics cover this machine.
Yes. Right-click and turn off “Let it wander.” You can also drag it to a favourite spot. Its position and movement preference are remembered.
No. This is an independent, MIT-licensed open-source project. Claude and Claude Code are names used to describe the service it works with.