Evlat is a thin strip on your Mac's screen edge, one ring per Claude Code or Codex session. When one needs a permission or an answer, it turns amber; one click opens its terminal tab. It also tracks long commands and remote servers. Native, no permissions.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
Evlat is my first desktop app. I was running a few Claude Code sessions at the same time, and I kept missing the ones that were waiting for me. A permission prompt would sit there for minutes while I was in another window. The tools I found were mostly about usage limits, not about what each session was actually doing.
So I built Evlat: a thin strip on the edge of your Mac's screen, with one ring per session.
- When a session needs you (a permission or a question), it turns amber
- Hover to see every session, plus your Claude and Codex limits
- One click opens the right tab in iTerm, Warp, Claude Desktop, Metalterm or Bateri
- evlat watch puts any long command on the bar, like builds, tests or training runs
- Remote servers work too, over SSH
It's native Swift, asks for no macOS permissions, and everything stays local. It's free, and the code is on GitHub.
"Evlat" is Turkish for "child". It keeps an eye on yours.
I'd love to hear how you run your agents and what you'd want Evlat to show next.
How do you detect that a session is waiting on input with no macOS permissions at all? I'm guessing you read the session files Claude Code and Codex write to disk, and if so I'm curious how you plan to keep up when either CLI changes its format in an update. The SSH part for remote servers is the bit I didn't expect.
About Evlat on Product Hunt
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Evlat launched on Product Hunt on September 30th, 2026 and earned 80 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #10 on the daily leaderboard. Evlat is a thin strip on your Mac's screen edge, one ring per Claude Code or Codex session. When one needs a permission or an answer, it turns amber; one click opens its terminal tab. It also tracks long commands and remote servers. Native, no permissions.
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