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Read lastActiveOrg cookie in both the browser JS path and HttpClient fallback, then prefer the matching org in ParseBootstrap for both org ID and plan label selection — same fix as macOS v1.3.0. Add Settings → Diagnostics panel showing app state, last request details, cookie store counts/domains, and stored cookie names.
ClaudeChecker for Windows
A native Windows port of ClaudeChecker — a system tray app for monitoring your Claude AI usage limits in real time.
Requirements
- Windows 10 / 11 (x64)
- .NET 8 Runtime
- WebView2 Runtime (usually pre-installed on Windows 11)
Building
cd windows
dotnet build -c Release
The output is a single ClaudeChecker.exe in bin\Release\net8.0-windows\.
Assets: You need to supply
Assets/icon.icoandAssets/icon.png(128×128) before building. Copy them from the macOS project'sClaudeChecker/Assets.xcassets/AppIcon.appiconset/.
Features
- System tray icon — left-click to show/hide the popup
- 5-hour and 7-day usage gauges with burn rate sparklines
- Cookie-based auth via embedded WebView2 browser (sign in once, session persists)
- Auto-refresh on a configurable interval (1–10 min)
- Update checking against the same
version.json/version-beta.jsonas the macOS app - Beta channel toggle
- Settings panel (auth, refresh interval, update channel)
Architecture
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
App.xaml.cs |
Tray icon, popup lifecycle, refresh timer |
PopupWindow.xaml/cs |
Main UI — limit cards, settings, update sheet |
LoginWindow.xaml/cs |
WebView2 browser for claude.ai auth |
UsageViewModel.cs |
Data fetching, cookie handling, state |
UpdateManager.cs |
Version checking, download and install |
Models.cs |
Data models |
Controls/GaugeControl.cs |
Custom circular gauge |
Controls/SparklineControl.cs |
Burn history sparkline |
Notes
- Cookies are stored in user settings (via
Properties.Settings), not the WebView2 profile, so they survive WebView2 cache clears. - Updates download a
.zip, extract, and run a.batscript that replaces the exe after the app exits. - The popup positions itself in the bottom-right corner near the system tray.