Clawdmeter

Clawdmeter

Your Claude Code usage at a glance, on a desk-side Attaky screen — with a pixel-art Clawd who gets busier as you work.

Clawdmeter turns Attaky Core into a small usage dashboard for Claude Code. The Clawdmeter desktop app on your computer reads your current session and weekly usage and sends it to the device over Bluetooth, so you can see how much of your limits you have used and when they reset without switching windows.

Highlights

• Session and weekly usage: Two meters with the percentage used, a progress bar and a countdown to the next reset.
• Clawd on your desk: The pixel-art mascot wanders, peeks and performs full-size scenes in front of the meters, and gets livelier the more you use Claude Code.
• Pace marker: An optional marker on each bar shows where you would be if you spread your limit evenly.
• Bluetooth keyboard keys: The D-pad, SELECT, L1 and R2 send arrows, Enter, Shift+Tab and Space to Claude Code, including voice push-to-talk.
• Battery level: A battery indicator appears when the battery module is fitted, so the meter can sit anywhere on your desk.

How it works

The device does not connect to the internet itself. The Clawdmeter desktop app (macOS, Windows or Linux) uses your existing Claude Code sign-in to check your usage and follows Claude Code events, then sends the numbers to the device over Bluetooth Low Energy. Pair the device in your computer's Bluetooth settings first; it appears as "Attaky Claude Monitor".

Use the Attaky build of the desktop app: download release v2.2.1-A001 for macOS, Windows or Linux from the Releases page of the Attaky Clawdmeter repository linked on this page. The original Clawdmeter app does not recognise the Attaky version of the device, so do not install it or accept its offer to update to a newer original release. Flash the device from this store, not from the app's built-in flasher, which only lists the original boards.

Keys

The D-pad and SELECT send arrow keys and Enter to the focused window. L1 sends Shift+Tab to change the Claude Code mode, and R2 sends Space for voice push-to-talk. POWER steps the screen brightness. BOOT wakes the screen; hold BOOT for 3 seconds and release to clear the Bluetooth pairing.

Compatibility

Clawdmeter requires Attaky Core. Add the battery module to show battery level and run it away from USB power. You also need a computer with Bluetooth running the Clawdmeter desktop app, and Claude Code signed in with an active subscription.

About this firmware

Clawdmeter for Attaky is a port by Attaky of Clawdmeter by Hermann Björgvin Haraldsson, adapted to Attaky modular hardware. It is an unofficial community project and is not made, sponsored or endorsed by Anthropic. Claude, Claude Code and the Clawd character are trademarks or copyrighted material of Anthropic and are used here only to describe what the firmware works with. The upstream project is not released under an open-source license; its source and the Attaky port are available from the links on this page.

Install

Install straight from the Attaky firmware store. Open this listing in your browser and flash it to your Attaky in one tap. Then install the Attaky build of the Clawdmeter desktop app (release v2.2.1-A001 from the Attaky Clawdmeter repository) and pair the device over Bluetooth.