What it does

• Every Claude Code session sits on a live orbit map, coloured by state: working, waiting for you, asking for approval.
• Subagents, tool calls, the files they touch, web research, tokens and spend update as they happen.
• Each chat has its own window, but the session lives in the background: close the window or quit the app and Claude keeps working. The window comes back with its history.
• Dev servers and test watchers fly around the orbit as cars and park when they're idle.
• Friends, messages, and XP for the time you actively work, from Academy Student up to Kage, with a weekly leaderboard.

How it's built

• Swift (SwiftPM) and AppKit, with SwiftTerm for the terminals.
• Every chat and terminal runs in a detached /usr/bin/screen session, which is why they survive the app quitting.
• The dashboard is a web page in a WKWebView; the orbit map is three.js.
• It reads Claude Code's own files in ~/.claude, read only. None of it leaves your Mac; the README lists exactly what the small server behind friends and levels receives.

Try it

Free and open source (MIT), macOS 13+, Apple Silicon and Intel.

• Download: https://github.com/atalaykarahan/atalay-terminal-releases
• Source: https://github.com/atalaykarahan/atalay-terminal

I'd love your feedback, especially if you run a lot of sessions in parallel. If you try it, add me as a friend: click the logo at the top left, then FRIENDS, then owen watts#8049.