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Claude Desktop

Keep separate jobs open across Claude accounts, with Notch showing which account has room to work.

How I use it

I use Claude Desktop with Claude Notch because I keep three accounts open and don’t want a usage limit to stop a job halfway. The Code tab runs sessions side by side, while Notch shows each account’s limits, so I can choose where the next job goes.

Each copy has its own data folder, so switching doesn’t mean signing out of another job. I’ve made Claude Notch free and put the setup on the guides shelf; it gives those accounts a visible set of limits and a hotkey to move between them.

How I use it: Three Claude accounts, one notch →

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