Multi-session project work
Run multiple sessions for the same project in tabs, and switch between projects from the sidebar. Each session keeps its own Claude Code instance and persistent history.
Claudy
Claudy is a native macOS app for Claude Code that organizes multiple projects, sessions, and accounts in one window. It also includes a built-in marketplace for Skills, MCP servers, and commands, plus a one-time purchase model with a 14-day free trial.
Overview
Claudy is a native macOS app for Claude Code that gives the CLI tool a multi-project, multi-session, multi-account interface. It is presented as “a proper home for Claude Code,” with tabs, a sidebar, and a built-in marketplace for add-ons.
The app is designed for people who want to run several projects and sessions in one window, move between Claude accounts as limits change, and keep work organized with persistent history, draft commits, and plugin installation from inside the app.
Core features
Multi-account switching
Configure several Claude accounts and let Claudy switch when one gets close to its usage limit. Real-time usage bars show the status of each account.
Compact mode
Shrink the window into a compact layout with the sidebar collapsed and a quick-switch bar, so you can keep working without extra visual clutter.
Draft commits
Checkpoint work with [Draft] git commits. Claudy labels the commits, lets you restore a checkpoint, and then squash changes into a final commit.
Built-in marketplace
Browse and install MCP servers, skills, and slash commands from the built-in marketplace. The app says plugins can be added with one tap and no manual config files.
Use cases
Managing parallel workstreams
Keep several Claude Code sessions open for the same repository or task, then move between them without losing history.
Avoiding account-limit interruptions
Work across multiple Claude accounts and let the app switch when one account approaches its usage limit.
Focused work in a smaller window
Use the compact layout when you want a smaller window and faster switching without the full sidebar taking space.
Checkpointing and cleanup commits
Create checkpoints during longer coding sessions, restore a previous point if needed, and then squash the approved work into a final commit.
Adding plugins from inside the app
Install plugins from the marketplace when you want Skills, MCP servers, or commands without editing config files by hand.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Supports multiple projects and multiple sessions in one window.
- Keeps session history persistent for each Claude Code instance.
- Includes automatic account switching with usage bars for several Claude accounts.
- Offers a built-in marketplace for Skills, MCP servers, and Commands.
- Uses a one-time purchase model with a 14-day free trial and no subscription.
Cons
- The source does not provide a complete FAQ answer set for setup, permissions, or edge cases, so some workflow details still require checking the app or support docs.
- Platform support is described on the site as native macOS, with no evidence in the provided sources of Windows or Linux versions.
FAQ
How does the 14-day trial work?
Claudy offers a 14-day free trial that starts the first time you launch the app. No credit card or account is required, and the trial gives full access to every feature. When the trial ends, the app prompts you for a license key; your projects, settings, and accounts are preserved.
What happens when my trial expires?
If the trial expires, Claudy asks for a license key to continue. Nothing is deleted when the trial ends, and you can buy a license to keep using the app.
What does the purchase include?
Claudy is sold as a one-time purchase for macOS. The pricing page says the license includes at least one year of updates, all future updates at no extra charge, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Purchases are processed by Paddle, which calculates taxes at checkout and emails the license key.
What are Skills, MCPs, and Commands?
The marketplace includes community Skills, MCPs, and Commands. The site also shows plugin categories such as Skills, MCPs, and Commands, and says you can install them from the built-in marketplace without manual config files.
What support topics does the FAQ cover?
The FAQ page lists questions about access tokens, session keys, automatic account switching, skip permissions, Claude not being found, and what to do when all accounts hit their limits, but the source text does not provide the answers on-page.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Developer Tool
- Platform
- Native macOS
- Primary use
- Claude Code workspace and session management
- Pricing
- One-time purchase with 14-day free trial
- Source domain
- claudy.markg.app
- Marketplace
- Skills, MCPs, and Commands
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