Status at a glance
Blue is working, yellow is waiting for you, green is done. The session that needs you rises to the top.
Know which Claude Code session needs you.
Gozco runs all your Claude Code terminals in one window, lights up the one that's waiting, and lets you approve Claude's requests from your phone.
Uses your own Claude subscription · Never touches your Claude settings · Data stays on your PC
Stop tab-hunting for the terminal that's stuck.
Everything you need to run five Claude Code sessions without babysitting them.
Never miss a permission prompt
When Claude asks to run a command, that terminal turns yellow with Allow and Deny, a sound plays and Windows shows a notification. Click it to jump straight there.
See your limit comingPro
Your 5-hour and weekly Claude limits in the title bar, plus a forecast of when you'll hit them at your current pace.
Reply from your phonePro
When Claude finishes, the notification has a Reply button. It opens a small page with Claude's last answer, and what you type goes straight into that terminal.
Approve from your phonePro
Pair your phone with the free ntfy app by scanning a QR code. Allow or deny Claude's request right from the notification; each button works once, for that request only.
Tokens and cost per terminal
Every terminal shows its own token count, what it would cost at API prices and how full the context is. On Pro or Max you don't pay that amount; it shows you which session is the heavy one.
Your to-do list, next to your terminals.
Gozco reads the reminders note in your Obsidian vault, or any folder of Markdown notes. The bell in the title bar counts what's overdue and what's due today.
- When Gozco opens, a window shows what's overdue and due today. If there's nothing to do, it doesn't show up.
- A morning summary as a Windows notification, and one evening follow-up if something is still open. Send them to your phone too if you like.
- Where you left off in Claude: your last request and last edited file in each project since yesterday. One click continues that exact conversation.
- Tick a box and Gozco changes
[ ]to[x]on that one line. Nothing else in your notes is written.
Reads date headings like ## 2026-10-26, tasks with a 📅 due date and your daily notes.
And there's more
- Know where your tokens go
A usage report by day, project, hour and model, subagents included. Read straight from Claude's own logs on your PC.
- Side by side
Drag sessions into a grid and watch up to six terminals at once. Grab a window by its title bar to swap it with another.
- Talk instead of typing
The mic button opens Windows voice typing and what you say lands in the focused terminal. Paste screenshots with Ctrl+V or drop a file on the terminal.
- Türkçe or English
The interface, Windows notifications and phone notifications follow the language you choose, or Windows' own.
- Room when you need it
Collapse the session list when you need the room (Ctrl+Shift+L)
- Jump to the one waiting
Jump to the session that's waiting with Ctrl+Shift+B
- Two sounds
Separate sounds for "done" and "waiting", with adjustable volume
- Pick up where you left off
Start a new conversation or continue the last one in any project
- Right-click copy and paste
Right-click copies the selection, or pastes if nothing is selected
Free to use. Pro is a one-time $6.99.
No subscription. You already pay for Claude; Gozco shouldn't be another monthly bill.
Free
$0
- Up to 4 terminals at once
- Status lights, sounds, Windows notifications
- 5-hour and weekly limit bars
- 7-day usage report
- Tokens and API-price cost per terminal
- Reminders from your Obsidian notes
Gozco Pro
$6.99 one-time
- Unlimited terminals
- Phone notifications, optionally only when you're away
- Allow / Deny from your phone
- Reply to Claude from your phone
- Limit forecast
- 90-day usage report
- Up to 3 computers
Secure checkout by Polar. Your license key arrives by email.
Not for you? Full refund within 14 days. How refunds work
Your code and notes stay on your PC.
Gozco has no account, no analytics and no server of its own. Here is exactly what it touches.
- Data stays on this computer
- Usage reports are read from Claude Code's own log files, reminders from your notes folder. By default nothing leaves your PC, and there's no telemetry.
- Hooks only talk to 127.0.0.1
- Each session reports its status to a small server inside Gozco that listens on 127.0.0.1 only and checks a random key created at every launch.
- Your Claude settings stay as they are
- Gozco never edits your global Claude settings, hooks or CLAUDE.md. Its hooks live in a separate settings file passed only to the sessions Gozco starts.
- Phone notifications are opt-in
- They're off until you turn them on, and go through ntfy (ntfy.sh, or your own server). By default a notification shows the project, the file or command Claude wants to use and the start of its last reply. Turn off “Show details” and only the project name and status are sent; with phone approval on, the command is still shown so you know what you're allowing. Reminder summaries reach your phone only if you switch that on separately.
- License check through Polar
- With a Pro key, Gozco sends the key and your computer's name to Polar to activate it, then checks it once a day. Offline, Pro keeps working for 14 days. The free version doesn't contact Polar.
- It doesn't call any AI
- Gozco runs the Claude Code already installed on your PC, signed in with your own account. Your prompts go from Claude Code to Anthropic as they always do, not through Gozco.
The only places Gozco connects to on the internet: Polar, if you've entered a license key, and your ntfy server, if phone notifications are on.
Refund policy
If Gozco Pro isn't right for you, email jantecreative@gmail.com within 14 days of purchase from the address you bought with. You get a full refund through Polar, our payment provider, to your original payment method. The license key stops working after the refund.
Questions
Does Gozco use its own AI or charge for tokens?
No. Gozco opens the Claude Code already installed on your PC, signed in with your own Claude subscription. It never calls an AI itself.
Does it change my Claude Code settings?
No. Status tracking uses a temporary settings file passed only to the sessions Gozco starts. Your global Claude settings, hooks and CLAUDE.md stay exactly as they are.
How do phone notifications work? Is approving from the phone safe?
Gozco uses ntfy, a free open-source notification app: scan a QR code and you're paired, no account needed. Notifications say what Claude wants to do (for example “wants to create index.html”) and show the start of its last reply; you can turn details off. With phone control on you get Allow and Deny buttons, plus a Reply button that opens a small page where you type your next message. Every button carries a one-time code that only works for that moment and stops working once you answer on the computer.
Is there a Mac version?
Not yet. Gozco is built for Windows first, where tools like this are missing. Mac users can tell us they're interested at the email below.
What do I need?
Windows 10 or 11 and Claude Code installed with a Claude Pro or Max plan (or API access).
Windows says "Windows protected your PC" when I run the installer.
The installer isn't code-signed yet, and SmartScreen warns about unsigned apps that haven't been downloaded much. Click "More info", then "Run anyway". The installer comes straight from this site's GitHub releases.
Let Gozco keep watch.
Download free for WindowsWindows 10 and 11 · 111 MBWindows 10 / 11 · Requires Claude Code
The installer isn't code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen will probably warn you. Click More info, then Run anyway.