Pier: The Mac Dock that tells you when Claude Code needs you

Hi Product Hunt, I'm Krešimir, and I made Pier.

I run a few Claude Code sessions at once, plus deploys, PR reviews and a couple of small products that sell online. The things I was waiting on were spread across terminals and tabs, and I kept missing the moment a session stopped to ask me something. The one place I always look is the Dock, so I rebuilt it.

What Pier does

When a Claude Code session needs your permission or an answer, or has finished, it shows on the dock. Allow or Deny right there, or click to go back to that terminal.
48 widgets on the dock or in a panel above it: Vercel and Netlify deploys, CI, GitHub reviews, Sentry and uptime, today's sales and MRR, visitors, Claude and Codex limits, calendar, weather, clocks.
Your xbar and SwiftBar scripts become widgets, each one run only after you approve it.
Still a great Dock: window previews, folders as a grid, any edge, a dock on every display, scenes with matching wallpaper.

How it handles your data

Each widget can only reach its own service, keys stay in your Keychain, there's no account and no analytics. Quit Pier and Apple's Dock comes back exactly as it was.

It runs natively on Apple silicon and Intel, macOS 13 or later. 14 days free, then €29 once with no subscription.

What should the dock show next for you? Vote or suggest it on the roadmap: pierdock.app/roadmap. I'll be here all day answering questions.