The Dippy Bird: He presses Enter so you don't have to

A drinking bird for your desktop. When Claude Code stops to ask permission, he dips and presses Enter watching every window, calling you with a real bird call only when something can't be undone. $29.95 once, no subscription. Mac & Windows.

Hi PH 👋 I'm Uriel, I made Dippy. I use Claude Code all day and got tired of babysitting the permission prompt set a task going, walk away, come back, still parked on "proceed?". So I built the old drinking bird as a desktop app: he presses Enter when it's safe, and calls me (a real bird call) when it's not. The part I care about most: the gate that decides "can this be undone?" is a separate, default-deny module from the thing that presses the key deletes, pushes, and secrets always wait for a human. A green dot only auto-approves what it can prove is reversible; a red dot approves everything, for when you're watching; off is all the way off. Runs entirely on your machine no account, no telemetry, no network calls at all. The bird calls are modeled on real birds and resynthesized, nothing sampled. One-time $29.95, 14-day money-back, macOS and Windows in the same box. Full 3-minute demo:

I'll be here all day ask me anything, and tell me what would make him better.

Love that it uses an actual bird call for the rare moments that matter instead of another generic notification sound, such a smart way to cut through the noise when you're heads down coding.

I'll be here all day ask me anything, and tell me what would make him better.

Love that it uses an actual bird call for the rare moments that matter instead of another generic notification sound, such a smart way to cut through the noise when you're heads down coding.