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    Thomas Lorenzini

    Thomas Lorenzini is an independent student developer and solo creator whose Claude Pet project gives Claude Code sessions a small visual presence in the macOS notch or menu bar. It is designed to let developers see whether Claude is thinking, working, finished, or waiting for input, and answer questions or permission requests without switching windows.

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    1Product
    9Capabilities
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    FranceHeadquarters
    2026Est.
    Focus Areas
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    Latest News
    Claude Pet 0.3.0 released with stale-hook detection and review-before-update hook migration.Oct 25, 2026
    Claude Pet 0.2.0 released with Sparkle-based automatic updates and signed update verification.Oct 25, 2026
    Markets
    • Individual developers and programmers using Claude Code
    • Claude Desktop Code-tab users
    • Apple Silicon Mac users on macOS 13 or later
    • Open-source and privacy-conscious developer-tool users

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    Claude Pet

    Claude Code Notch Pet for macOS

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    Latest News

    10/25/2026

    Claude Pet 0.3.0 released with stale-hook detection and review-before-update hook migration.

    github.com
    10/25/2026

    Claude Pet 0.2.0 released with Sparkle-based automatic updates and signed update verification.

    github.com
    10/25/2026

    Claude Pet 0.1.2 released with a shorter, scrollable settings window.

    github.com
    10/25/2026

    Claude Pet 0.1.1 released with update checking, improved cross-interface question handling and a new app identifier.

    github.com

    Products & Services

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    Claude Pet
    2026-10-25

    A free, GPL-3.0 open-source native macOS pixel-art companion for Claude Code. It runs in a MacBook notch or floats on the desktop, mirrors Claude Code hook events, displays activity and usage context, and lets users answer permission requests and AskUserQuestion prompts from the pet.

    Market Position

    Claude Pet positions itself as an independent, unofficial, local-first macOS companion specifically for Claude Code, differentiated from ordinary desktop pets by reading Claude Code hooks and allowing permission/question responses from the notch or floating pet. Its open-source GPL-3.0 distribution, no-account design, multi-session prioritization and native Apple Silicon focus are central differentiators.

    Leadership

    Founders

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    Thomas Lorenzini

    Student developer in France focused on systems programming, software engineering and scripting; his public profile lists academic and freelance projects and learning work in C, Java and Swift. He is the sole developer of Claude Pet.

    Executive Team

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    Thomas Lorenzini

    Creator and sole developer

    Student developer in France focused on systems programming, software engineering and scripting; works on academic and freelance projects and is learning C, Java and Swift.

    Founding Story

    Claude Pet was started as an independent, unofficial project to make an app that sits on screen all day feel lightweight and useful: its creator describes wanting to avoid idle CPU spikes and give Claude Code activity a small, glanceable visual companion. The initial vision was a pixel-art pet that reacts to Claude Code events and lets users handle questions and permissions from the notch rather than repeatedly switching windows.

    Business Model

    Revenue Model

    Claude Pet is distributed as a free, open-source application under GPL-3.0. The public materials describe no paid service, subscription, advertising or API-usage revenue model.

    Pricing Tiers

    Free and open source
    $0

    The website describes Claude Pet as free and open source; the source is available under GPL-3.0.

    Target Markets

    Industries & Segments
    • Individual developers and programmers using Claude Code
    • Claude Desktop Code-tab users
    • Apple Silicon Mac users on macOS 13 or later
    • Open-source and privacy-conscious developer-tool users
    Use Cases
    • Developers running Claude Code in the terminal who want at-a-glance status without changing windows.
    • Users of Claude Desktop's Code tab who need to see activity and answer questions or permissions.
    • MacBook users with a notch who want a lightweight visual companion for coding-agent sessions.
    • Users on Macs without a notch or external displays who want a floating desktop status indicator.
    • Developers who want a locally running, inspectable open-source integration rather than a cloud service.

    Quick Facts

    Headquarters
    France
    Founded
    2026

    History & Milestones

    2026-10-25

    Claude Pet 0.1.0 was publicly released as a pixel pet for the MacBook notch, showing Claude Code states and allowing permission/question responses from the notch.

    2026-10-25

    Version 0.1.1 added release-update checking, improved handling of questions answered in Claude Code, removed repeated Keychain prompts for quotas, and introduced the fr.thomaslorenzini.claude-pet app identifier.

    2026-10-25

    Version 0.1.2 capped and made the settings window scrollable.

    2026-10-25

    Version 0.2.0 added automatic updates using Sparkle, with signed updates and a signed version feed.

    2026-10-25

    Version 0.3.0 added launch-time detection of stale Claude Code hooks and a review-before-update flow that backs up settings before changing them.

    Key Capabilities

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    Mirrors Claude Code states including idle, thinking, working, error, waiting, completion and sleeping, with tool-specific icons for shell, edit, search, web and agent activity.
    Displays a menu-bar/notch companion that can be dragged out of the notch and floated anywhere on the desktop.
    Lets users answer permission requests with Allow once, Deny or Ignore, and answer single-choice, multiple-choice or free-text questions.
    Works across multiple sessions and prioritizes a session that needs the user's attention.
    Shows five-hour and weekly quotas plus current context-window usage when account-limit features are enabled or session data is available.
    Installs and manages tagged Claude Code hooks with backups, repair, restore and clean uninstall behavior.

    Integrations & Partnerships

    Platform Integrations

    • Claude Code command-line interface via Claude Code hooks
    • Claude Desktop Code tab via the same Claude Code hooks
    • macOS 13 or later on Apple Silicon (M1 or later); notch mode on notched MacBooks and floating mode on other displays
    • GitHub Releases for downloads and the signed update feed
    • Swift/AppKit native macOS application with Sparkle for updates

    Connect

    Website
    claudepet.com
    GitHub
    thomaslorenzini

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