Hangabout

• He hangs from the top edge

  Move the cursor up near the top of the screen and he swings down on a rope, blinks at you, and follows the pointer with his eyes. Move away and he scrambles back up out of sight.

• A HUD, not a dashboard

  Health bars for the 5-hour, weekly and model-scoped windows, today’s tokens as your score, the week as a bar chart, and floating +12% damage numbers for whatever moved since he last told you.

• He has opinions

  He squints when a window is getting warm, goes wide-eyed and sweats past ninety percent, and gives a happy squint after a reset. The one-liner under the bars changes with his mood.

• Never in the way

  The overlay is click-through: it takes no click, steals no focus and stays out of the taskbar. Parked off-screen he stops drawing altogether and costs nothing.

• Arranged how you like

  Setup mode drops the trigger region anywhere on any monitor, at any size and any hang depth, in one of three colours — and remembers it.

• Nothing leaves the PC

  He reads the sign-in and transcripts Claude Code already keeps on your disk. No account, no sign-up, no telemetry and no analytics.

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  Cursor to the top of the screen, and he swings down

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  Setup mode: the region, his size, colour and habits

An automatic visit lasts twelve seconds. If nobody has touched the machine for a few minutes he holds it until you are back, rather than performing to an empty chair.

Installing him from the Store adds a Start menu entry, a hangabout command in Windows Terminal, and a switch under Settings → Apps → Startup that waits for you to turn it on.

Get it from the Microsoft Store →

Windows

10 build 17763 or later, x64

Memory

4 GB RAM

Disk

60 MB

For the live bars

Claude Code, signed in

Price

Free