I've been using Claude Code a lot lately, and realized I was spending way too much time just staring at the terminal waiting for it to finish or hit a permission prompt. So I built Clamicro — a small open-source tool that turns your iPhone into a live status screen for whatever Claude Code is doing on your Mac. What it shows: Current session status (running / waiting for approval / done) Usage quota — 5-hour and 7-day rate limit windows, with reset countdown Multiple concurrent sessions if you're running more than one How it works (the honest technical version): A lightweight skill hooks into Claude Code's built-in hooks system (Notification, PreToolUse, PostToolUse, Stop) to capture what's happening A small local web server runs on your Mac and serves a mobile-friendly page Your phone connects to it over your local network — scan a QR code once, no manual IP typing No cloud, no account, nothing leaves your machine. It's just your phone talking to your Mac directly. Install: npx clamicro install Then scan the QR code with your phone.

Clamicro

Your phone might be the best peripheral for vibe coding

Your phone might be the best peripheral for vibe coding