

Glint reads session logs stored on the device to mirror Claude Code operations without any data transmission. It tracks metrics such as output tokens, elapsed time, context limits, and plan details while highlighting when sessions require user input or encounter limits. The interface supports three independent placement options that expand to reveal full session cards with tool logs and context rings. Additional capabilities include optional audio notifications and multi-session management that prioritizes the most active instance. A single one-time license covers two Macs running macOS 14 or later alongside Claude Code, with all processing handled locally except for license validation.
Displays live session status such as thinking, current tools, token usage, and subagents directly from local logs without needing to switch windows.
Positions the activity indicator as a notch island, draggable floating pill, or dock-side bar, with the busiest session shown first across multiple active sessions.
Shows session and weekly usage meters plus a context window gauge that matches Claude Code's auto-compact thresholds, including reset times and lockout alerts.
Pricing model: Paid. Plan details are indicative — check the site for current prices.
Our take: Glint is a solid coding & dev choice. It's valued for strong privacy with all data kept local and no telemetry and lightweight menu-bar app with no subscription. The main trade-off is macos 14+ only. Best when you need reliable, professional output.
Glint requires macOS Sonoma 14 or later and runs as a menu-bar app without a Dock icon.
Glint is a solid coding & dev choice. It's valued for strong privacy with all data kept local and no telemetry and lightweight menu-bar app with no subscription. The main trade-off is macos 14+ only. Best when you need reliable, professional output.
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