Two small Mac apps that keep you company while you work.
One hangs from your top bar and reacts to your day. One lives around your MacBook notch and tells you when Claude Code needs you. One payment each, and nothing they read leaves your Mac.
Copet
A tiny cat-bunny that hangs from your top bar and reacts to your day.
- Happya Claude Code session finishes
- PanicClaude asks you something, or a meeting starts in 5 minutes
- DancingApple Music or Spotify is playing
- Asleepyou're focusing, or you've been away
- Needs a petan hour without a break
One payment. 30-day refund if it isn't for you. macOS 14 or newer, Apple Silicon and Intel. It stays where you put it, and it doesn't walk across your screen.
Needling
Your Claude Code status, in your MacBook notch.
- Eyestwo thin eyes show what Claude Code is doing
- Barsyour 5-hour and weekly limits, with reset times
- Needs youit needles you when Claude is waiting, so you can walk away
For Claude Code with a Pro or Max plan. Apple Silicon, macOS 13 or newer. Needling reads your limits by sending one tiny message through your own Claude Code about every 5 minutes while you work. It never touches your login. It's an independent app, not made or endorsed by Anthropic.
Before you buy
Nothing leaves your Mac
Both apps read only local things, such as Claude Code's own log files and what's playing. They have no accounts, no tracking and no analytics. Full privacy note.
Your Mac may warn you once
The apps aren't registered with Apple yet, so the first open shows a warning. Click Done, then System Settings, Privacy & Security, Open Anyway. The steps are in the download.
30-day refund
If it doesn't work on your Mac, or it just isn't for you, reply to your Gumroad receipt within 30 days for a full refund.