Claude Remainder
Always-on Claude Code usage dock for Windows
Building
Claude Remainder is an always-on Windows dock for heavy Claude Code users. It keeps the session and weekly limits in view, shows live sessions and how large their context has grown, ranks which projects used the most over the past week, turns usage history into plain-language suggestions, and reopens recent projects in one click.
At a glance
- Role
- Solo: design and build
- Timeline
- October 2026
- Constraints
- Local-first: usage history never leaves the machine
The problem
Claude Code limits are invisible until you hit them. Checking means stopping work to run a command, and nothing shows which projects or habits are using up the allowance, so sessions run out mid-task.
The approach
A small tab docked to the screen edge that slides out into a panel: usage rings with reset countdowns, live sessions, a seven-day project ranking, and suggestions drawn from your own usage. Open source, so you can read exactly what it does with your data.
Stack
- Electron
- JavaScript
- WebGL2
Status
Version 2.0, open source on GitHub, in daily personal use
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