I turned Logitech's 9-key LCD keypad into a live status board for my Claude Code sessions

I'm the developer. I run 4-6 Claude Code sessions at once and kept tab-hunting for the one waiting on me, so I built Orbtile, a macOS menu-bar app for the Logitech MX Creative Keypad. • One key per session: an animated orb for the state (thinking, tool, writing, waiting, compacting, done, error), the session name, time, and the latest line as it streams, including the thinking summaries the Claude app shows between replies. • Sessions waiting on you move to the front and glow. Tap the key to bring that window forward. Key 9 jumps to the first one waiting. • Hold a key for focus view: big live text across six keys, plus the session's subagents. • Opt-in: hold Allow or press Deny on permission prompts, and pick AskUserQuestion options from the keys. The on-screen dialog always stays. • A small Claude Code plugin sends hook events over a local Unix socket. Codex and ZCode sessions show up too, in their own colours. Honest bits: macOS 14+ on Apple silicon, and you need the keypad. The beta is free but not notarized (allow it once in System Settings). It sends a small pseudonymous usage summary (counts and settings, no prompts or paths). 1.0 will be pay what you want from EUR 19. https://orbtile.com. Happy to answer anything about the hooks. - https://medium.com/p/71719c7c277c