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Hey Product Hunt — maker here. I built Claudeq because I run Claude Code (Anthropic's terminal coding agent) across multiple projects at once, and kept missing the moments it stopped and needed me — a question, a permission prompt — because I wasn't looking at that particular terminal. It's a small Waveshare ESP32-S3 touchscreen that sits on your desk. Every running Claude Code session shows up as a tappable chip; the one that needs you glows and a new question auto-focuses it. You tap to answer instead of alt-tabbing, fire saved prompts/slash-commands from a macro deck, or dictate a reply with tap-to-talk voice (transcribed locally, reviewed before it's ever sent). It merges sessions from every machine on your network too, so it's not tied to one computer. Setup doesn't need a hardware background: flash it from your browser (no toolchain), `brew install` a small bridge app, connect it to WiFi on the device itself. Then you just launch Claude Code with `claudeq` instead of `claude`. It's completely free, MIT-licensed, and a personal side project — no company, no pricing, no roadmap tied to revenue. I built it for myself and I'm sharing it because I figured other people juggling multiple agent sessions would want the same thing. Would love feedback, and happy to answer anything about the hardware or setup in the comments today.

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8h ago

finally a way to ditch the alt-tabbing, just tapped through a multi-step refactor from the couch and it actually worked. love that it tracks across sessions, weirdly satisfying.

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2h ago

finally a tactile way to talk to claude without alt tabbing, works pretty well on my esp32 setup

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2h ago

Claudeq

A touchscreen you tap to answer Claude Code's questions

A touchscreen you tap to answer Claude Code's questions