Claude Watch puts every Claude Code session in your menu bar: working, waiting on you, done, or failed. macOS 14 or later. Free and open source.

Which Vercel product did you use? What new capability did it give your team, and how did that shape the product you launched?

I used Vercel to host and deploy the Claude Watch site (Next.js, Tailwind, Framer Motion). Every push to GitHub gets a preview deployment and merging ships to production, so I could iterate on the page, copy, and download flow in minutes with zero infrastructure work. I run each Supra Studios app's site the same way, so a new launch page is quick to stand up. Claude Watch itself is a native Swift menu bar app with no server, so Vercel didn't shape its architecture. It shaped the launch: a fast, always-live site with a one-click DMG download and GitHub link, updated in step with each release. [If you add it: I also used Vercel Web Analytics to see which channels drive downloads.]

Hey Product Hunt, I'm Sukhman, maker of Claude Watch. I run several Claude Code sessions at once and kept losing time to the same loop: alt-tab to the terminal, see it's still working, alt-tab back. Or it had been sitting on a permission prompt for ten minutes and I had no idea. Claude Watch puts one glyph in your menu bar. It turns while Claude works, breathes orange when it needs you, pulses when a turn is done, and goes red on failure. Click it to see every session and jump straight to the exact terminal tab or IDE window. A few choices I care about: no network access, no account, no telemetry, MIT licensed. It merges into your existing Claude Code hooks (backed up first, one command to uninstall) and uses a file watcher instead of polling, so idle CPU is 0.0%. It's Mac only (macOS 14+) and Claude Code only for now. What terminals, states, or setups am I missing?

Which Vercel product did you use? What new capability did it give your team, and how did that shape the product you launched?

Claude Watch

Is Claude done yet?

Is Claude done yet?