Every account, live
5-hour and weekly limits for each saved account, plus per-model windows when Anthropic reports them. Reset countdowns, refreshed every 90 seconds. Each card also shows what that account cost you today, as an estimate.
FlipOn sits in your tray, watches the 5-hour and weekly usage of every Claude account you add, and points Claude Code at the next one before a limit hits. Switching takes no browser and no logout.
No installer yet: build it from source (steps), or get one email when it is out. Needs Claude Code installed.
· Windows 10 and 11 · Requires Claude Code VirusTotal report
5-hour and weekly limits for each saved account, plus per-model windows when Anthropic reports them. Reset countdowns, refreshed every 90 seconds. Each card also shows what that account cost you today, as an estimate.
When the active account reaches your threshold (90% by default), FlipOn points Claude Code at the next account. No browser, no logout.
A marker on each bar shows how much of the window has already passed. Fill ahead of the marker means you are burning faster than the clock. A trend arrow adds the recent direction.
A separate notification at 80% by default, once per window. It works even with auto-switch turned off.
Hold the account you switch to for 1 to 4 hours, or until you switch again. A hold never stops a switch when that account is genuinely full.
Switching replaces two login values and nothing else. Your MCP logins and other Claude Code settings stay where they are.
Each colour is the account Claude Code is using. Three accounts, a heavy workday, the same rules as the app.
Illustration: Work is your main account, Personal is already used this week, Side is fresh. The rules are the app's own.
Switching asks how long to keep it. Auto-switch will not pre-empt a held account, but a genuinely full one still switches.
Two separate notifications. The warning fires at your own level and works even with auto-switch off.
Six presets, or build your own from name, 5-hour bar, weekly bar, cost and reset countdown. Drag the usage to see how each one reacts.
Other tools solve parts of this well. This is what each one documents, side by side.
| FlipOntray app | claude-swapCLI · TUI · macOS menu bar | clauthterminal UI | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Interface | |||
| Graphical tray window on Windows | ✓ | —Terminal UI. The menu bar app is macOS only. | —Terminal UI |
| 5-hour and weekly limits for every account | ✓ | ✓ | 5-hourweekly bar for Max accounts |
| Switching | |||
| Auto-switch before the limit | ✓ | ✓ | ✓needs the app open |
| Choice of strategy | 4most headroom · account order · balanced · round-robin | 2best · consume-first | Ordered fallback chain |
| Goes back to your first account when it resets | ✓account order | — | — |
| Hold an account for 1 to 4 hours | ✓ | — | — |
| Awareness | |||
| Warning before the limit, separate from auto-switch | ✓ | — | — |
| Desktop notification when it switches | ✓ | —logs and JSON events | — |
| Burn rate: time-elapsed marker and trend | ✓ | — | — |
| Today's estimated cost, turns and lines | ✓on every account's card | Spendin the macOS menu bar | — |
| What the others do that FlipOn does not | |||
| Parallel sessions on different accounts | — | ✓cswap run | ✓clauth start |
| Scripting and JSON output | — | ✓ | Shell command |
| API-key accounts | —by design | Opt-in | — |
From each project's own documentation, read in October 2026: claude-swap and clauth 0.6. A dash means it is not documented there, not that it cannot do it. Tools change, so check before you decide.
It handles the login Claude Code uses, so here is exactly what it reads, writes and sends.
claudeAiOauth in <config dir>/.credentials.json and oauthAccount in ~/.claude.json. Every other key, including your MCP logins, is kept. CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR is respected.api.korol.app whether there is a new version; that request carries only the app version. The server counts copies per day from a hash it cannot reverse and stores no address or ID.There is no installer yet. You can build it from source: the steps are in DEVELOPMENT.md. Or leave your email below and you will get one message when the Windows installer is out.
Download the installer with the button at the top, run it, then click Add in FlipOn to sign in to your first account. FlipOn needs the Claude Code CLI installed and logged in.
Windows 10 and 11, and macOS 11 or later (Apple Silicon and Intel) as soon as the first Mac build is out; the button above shows which build you get. On a Mac FlipOn reads and writes Claude Code's login in the Keychain, the same place the CLI keeps it. Linux builds may work but are untested. If you need one, leave your email below and say which.
Accounts you can sign in to Claude Code with: Pro, Max or Team. The plan badge shows what Anthropic reports for each account.
No. Claude Code stays exactly as it is, and it has to be installed. FlipOn only changes which of your accounts it is signed in as.
Click Add. FlipOn starts claude auth login in the background and opens your browser. If the CLI asks for a code, paste it into FlipOn. Each account is added once.
FlipOn does not bypass any limit: every account keeps its own, and it only changes which of your accounts Claude Code uses. It is an unofficial tool, not made, reviewed or approved by Anthropic. You are responsible for how you use it and for your Claude accounts, and the author is not responsible if an account is limited, restricted or suspended. Read Anthropic's current terms and decide for yourself.
It stays where it is. The panel shows which account resets first, for example "Week full · 1d 6h".
Turn off "Switch accounts automatically" in Settings, or quit from the tray menu. Claude Code keeps whichever account it is signed in as at that moment.
Yes, from version 0.1.1. Every few hours it checks for a new version, downloads it in the background and only installs builds signed with the project's key. You get "Restart to update" in the app, or it installs by itself when idle if "Install updates automatically" is on. If you have 0.1.0, download FlipOn once more from this page: that version cannot update itself.
The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may show a warning. Only continue (More info, then Run anyway) if you downloaded it from the download button on this site. The installer's VirusTotal report is public. You can also read the source and build it yourself.
The source is public under the Functional Source License (FSL-1.1-MIT). You can read, run and modify it, but not use it to offer a competing product, and each version turns into plain MIT after two years. So it is source-available rather than open source.
It sits in your tray and only acts when an account reaches your limit. , for Windows 10 and 11.
First launch on a Mac: open the .dmg, drag FlipOn to Applications, then open System Settings → Privacy & Security and press Open Anyway next to FlipOn. macOS asks once, because the app is not notarized by Apple.
It sits in your tray and only acts when an account reaches your limit. For Windows 10 and 11. The installer is not out yet: build it from source today, or get one email when it is.