u/Healthy-Turn304

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I know $24 is nothing to most people here.

But I've been lurking on this subreddit for over a year. Reading everyone's launch posts. The "I made my first $1" posts. The "finally shipped" posts. The "it's live and I'm terrifying" posts. 👀

I always wondered if I'd ever have one of my own.

48 hours ago I launched CodeBreak. A tiny macOS app for Claude Code developers. A pixel-art character walks your screen while CC runs and tells you when it's done, blocked, or broken. Sounds stupid simple. Took me weeks. 😅

3 sales. $24. Three completely different people I've never met decided my thing was worth paying for.

I've been starting side projects for years. Abandoned most of them before anyone ever saw them. Talked myself out of shipping the rest. This is genuinely the first thing I've put a price tag on and hit publish.

And someone bought it. Three someones. 😭

I'm not posting this to flex. You cannot flex $24. I'm posting this because a year ago I was the person reading posts exactly like this one at 1am wondering if I'd ever actually ship something.

Maybe this is that post for someone else today.

And if you've got a half-finished project open in another tab right now — just ship it.

Genuinely.

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I know $24 is nothing to most people here.

But I've been lurking on this subreddit for over a year. Reading everyone's launch posts. The "I made my first $1" posts. The "finally shipped" posts. The "it's live and I'm terrifying" posts. 👀

I always wondered if I'd ever have one of my own.

48 hours ago I launched CodeBreak. A tiny macOS app for Claude Code developers. A pixel-art character walks your screen while CC runs and tells you when it's done, blocked, or broken. Sounds stupid simple. Took me weeks. 😅

3 sales. $24. Three completely different people I've never met decided my thing was worth paying for.

I've been starting side projects for years. Abandoned most of them before anyone ever saw them. Talked myself out of shipping the rest. This is genuinely the first thing I've put a price tag on and hit publish.

And someone bought it. Three someones. 😭

I'm not posting this to flex. You cannot flex $24. I'm posting this because a year ago I was the person reading posts exactly like this one at 1am wondering if I'd ever actually ship something.

Maybe this is that post for someone else today.

If you're a Claude Code developer, it's for you!!

$7, everything included, no subscription, all future updates free. 🙌

And if you've got a half-finished project open in another tab right now — just ship it.

Genuinely.

​I know $24 is nothing to most people here.

But I've been lurking on this subreddit for over a year. Reading everyone's launch posts. The "I made my first $1" posts. The "finally shipped" posts. The "it's live and I'm terrifying" posts. 👀

I always wondered if I'd ever have one of my own.

48 hours ago I launched CodeBreak. A tiny macOS app for Claude Code developers. A pixel-art character walks your screen while CC runs and tells you when it's done, blocked, or broken. Sounds stupid simple. Took me weeks. 😅

3 sales. $24. Three completely different people I've never met decided my thing was worth paying for.

I've been starting side projects for years. Abandoned most of them before anyone ever saw them. Talked myself out of shipping the rest. This is genuinely the first thing I've put a price tag on and hit publish.

And someone bought it. Three someones. 😭

I'm not posting this to flex. You cannot flex $24. I'm posting this because a year ago I was the person reading posts exactly like this one at 1am wondering if I'd ever actually ship something.

Maybe this is that post for someone else today.

If you're a Claude Code developer, it's for you!!

$7, everything included, no subscription, all future updates free. 🙌

And if you've got a half-finished project open in another tab right now — just ship it.

Genuinely.

PS: For everyone, who are thinking if its only for Claude Code, please check the roadmap on website

It will eventually support any AI tool like Cursor, Codex, Anti-gravity and any IDE extensions (VS Code, JetBrains, etc). So it will be Universal mode

Planning for Windows too, how many of you would be interested for Windows?

https://preview.redd.it/fpg8i1m0492h1.jpg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8b2367b699e3aa1c0c6180475f6e159d3291d194

I know $24 is nothing to most people here.

But I've been lurking on this subreddit for over a year. Reading everyone's launch posts. The "I made my first $1" posts. The "finally shipped" posts. The "it's live and I'm terrifying" posts. 👀

I always wondered if I'd ever have one of my own.

48 hours ago I launched CodeBreak. A tiny macOS app for Claude Code developers. A pixel-art character walks your screen while CC runs and tells you when it's done, blocked, or broken. Sounds stupid simple. Took me weeks. 😅

3 sales. $24. Three completely different people I've never met decided my thing was worth paying for.

I've been starting side projects for years. Abandoned most of them before anyone ever saw them. Talked myself out of shipping the rest. This is genuinely the first thing I've put a price tag on and hit publish.

And someone bought it. Three someones. 😭

I'm not posting this to flex. You cannot flex $24. I'm posting this because a year ago I was the person reading posts exactly like this one at 1am wondering if I'd ever actually ship something.

Maybe this is that post for someone else today.

If you're a Claude Code developer, it's for you!!

$7, everything included, no subscription, all future updates free. 🙌

And if you've got a half-finished project open in another tab right now — just ship it.

Genuinely.

​I know $24 is nothing to most people here.

But I've been lurking on this subreddit for over a year. Reading everyone's launch posts. The "I made my first $1" posts. The "finally shipped" posts. The "it's live and I'm terrifying" posts. 👀

I always wondered if I'd ever have one of my own.

48 hours ago I launched CodeBreak. A tiny macOS app for Claude Code developers. A pixel-art character walks your screen while CC runs and tells you when it's done, blocked, or broken. Sounds stupid simple. Took me weeks. 😅

3 sales. $24. Three completely different people I've never met decided my thing was worth paying for.

I've been starting side projects for years. Abandoned most of them before anyone ever saw them. Talked myself out of shipping the rest. This is genuinely the first thing I've put a price tag on and hit publish.

And someone bought it. Three someones. 😭

I'm not posting this to flex. You cannot flex $24. I'm posting this because a year ago I was the person reading posts exactly like this one at 1am wondering if I'd ever actually ship something.

Maybe this is that post for someone else today.

If you're a Claude Code developer, it's for you!!

👉 https://thecodebreak.com

$7, everything included, no subscription, all future updates free. 🙌

And if you've got a half-finished project open in another tab right now — just ship it.

Genuinely.

PS: For everyone, who are thinking if its only for Claude Code, please check the roadmap here: https://thecodebreak.com/#roadmap

It will eventually support any AI tool like Cursor, Codex, Anti-gravity and any IDE extensions (VS Code, JetBrains, etc). So it will be Universal mode

Planning for Windows too, how many of you would be interested for Windows?

https://preview.redd.it/gbx46ufk392h1.jpg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fb4d0707879a59e65c2dae9516397323eefc0b8d

I know $24 is nothing to most people here.

But I've been lurking on this subreddit for over a year. Reading everyone's launch posts. The "I made my first $1" posts. The "finally shipped" posts. The "it's live and I'm terrifying" posts. 👀

I always wondered if I'd ever have one of my own.

48 hours ago I launched CodeBreak. A tiny macOS app for Claude Code developers. A pixel-art character walks your screen while CC runs and tells you when it's done, blocked, or broken. Sounds stupid simple. Took me weeks. 😅

3 sales. $24. Three completely different people I've never met decided my thing was worth paying for.

I've been starting side projects for years. Abandoned most of them before anyone ever saw them. Talked myself out of shipping the rest. This is genuinely the first thing I've put a price tag on and hit publish.

And someone bought it. Three someones. 😭

I'm not posting this to flex. You cannot flex $24. I'm posting this because a year ago I was the person reading posts exactly like this one at 1am wondering if I'd ever actually ship something.

Maybe this is that post for someone else today.

If you're a Claude Code developer, it's for you!!

👉 https://thecodebreak.com

$7, everything included, no subscription, all future updates free. 🙌

And if you've got a half-finished project open in another tab right now — just ship it.

Genuinely.

​I know $24 is nothing to most people here.

But I've been lurking on this subreddit for over a year. Reading everyone's launch posts. The "I made my first $1" posts. The "finally shipped" posts. The "it's live and I'm terrifying" posts. 👀

I always wondered if I'd ever have one of my own.

48 hours ago I launched CodeBreak. A tiny macOS app for Claude Code developers. A pixel-art character walks your screen while CC runs and tells you when it's done, blocked, or broken. Sounds stupid simple. Took me weeks. 😅

3 sales. $24. Three completely different people I've never met decided my thing was worth paying for.

I've been starting side projects for years. Abandoned most of them before anyone ever saw them. Talked myself out of shipping the rest. This is genuinely the first thing I've put a price tag on and hit publish.

And someone bought it. Three someones. 😭

I'm not posting this to flex. You cannot flex $24. I'm posting this because a year ago I was the person reading posts exactly like this one at 1am wondering if I'd ever actually ship something.

Maybe this is that post for someone else today.

If you're a Claude Code developer, it's for you!!

$7, everything included, no subscription, all future updates free. 🙌

And if you've got a half-finished project open in another tab right now — just ship it.

Genuinely.

PS: For everyone, who are thinking if its only for Claude Code, please check the roadmap on website

It will eventually support any AI tool like Cursor, Codex, Anti-gravity and any IDE extensions (VS Code, JetBrains, etc). So it will be Universal mode

Planning for Windows too, how many of you would be interested for Windows?

​I know $24 is nothing to most people here.

But I've been lurking on this subreddit for over a year. Reading everyone's launch posts. The "I made my first $1" posts. The "finally shipped" posts. The "it's live and I'm terrifying" posts. 👀

I always wondered if I'd ever have one of my own.

48 hours ago I launched CodeBreak. A tiny macOS app for Claude Code developers. A pixel-art character walks your screen while CC runs and tells you when it's done, blocked, or broken. Sounds stupid simple. Took me weeks. 😅

3 sales. $24. Three completely different people I've never met decided my thing was worth paying for.

I've been starting side projects for years. Abandoned most of them before anyone ever saw them. Talked myself out of shipping the rest. This is genuinely the first thing I've put a price tag on and hit publish.

And someone bought it. Three someones. 😭

I'm not posting this to flex. You cannot flex $24. I'm posting this because a year ago I was the person reading posts exactly like this one at 1am wondering if I'd ever actually ship something.

Maybe this is that post for someone else today.

If you're a Claude Code developer, it's for you!!

$7, everything included, no subscription, all future updates free. 🙌

And if you've got a half-finished project open in another tab right now — just ship it.

Genuinely.

PS: For everyone, who are thinking if its only for Claude Code, please check the roadmap on website

It will eventually support any AI tool like Cursor, Codex, Anti-gravity and any IDE extensions (VS Code, JetBrains, etc). So it will be Universal mode

Planning for Windows too, how many of you would be interested for Windows?

I've been using Claude Code heavily for the past few months and kept running into the same three problems.

THE LOOP

I'd switch tabs to do something else, then be back checking the terminal 30 seconds later. I never actually moved on. The task could be running for 10 more minutes and I'd just sit there refreshing.

THE SILENT BLOCK

Claude hits a decision point and stops. I'm in another app. It's been waiting 12 minutes and I had no idea. The built-in notification gets eaten by Focus mode. Nothing reached me.

THE MISSED FINISH

I grab a coffee, come back, and it finished 15 minutes ago. Or worse, it's been blocked for 15 minutes and I thought it was still running.

So I built CodeBreak

It's a tiny macOS menu bar app. A pixel-art character walks along the bottom of your screen while Claude Code runs, visible across every app, every window. When the task is done it celebrates. When CC needs input the character speeds up and an urgent sound plays. When something breaks it sulks.

No tab switching. No missed moments. Step away with confidence.

Four characters (Dev, Pup, Kitty, Byte), eight sound packs including goat screams and sad trombone.

$7 one-time, everything included, no subscription.

This is my first shipped product. I'm nervous and genuinely excited. Would love feedback from people who actually use Claude Code daily.

I've been using Claude Code heavily for the past few months and kept running into the same three problems.

THE LOOP

I'd switch tabs to do something else, then be back checking the terminal 30 seconds later. I never actually moved on. The task could be running for 10 more minutes and I'd just sit there refreshing.

THE SILENT BLOCK

Claude hits a decision point and stops. I'm in another app. It's been waiting 12 minutes and I had no idea. The built-in notification gets eaten by Focus mode. Nothing reached me.

THE MISSED FINISH

I grab a coffee, come back, and it finished 15 minutes ago. Or worse, it's been blocked for 15 minutes and I thought it was still running.

So I built CodeBreak

It's a tiny macOS menu bar app. A pixel-art character walks along the bottom of your screen while Claude Code runs, visible across every app, every window. When the task is done it celebrates. When CC needs input the character speeds up and an urgent sound plays. When something breaks it sulks.

No tab switching. No missed moments. Step away with confidence.

Four characters (Dev, Pup, Kitty, Byte), eight sound packs including goat screams and sad trombone.

$7 one-time, everything included, no subscription.

This is my first shipped product. I'm nervous and genuinely excited. Would love feedback from people who actually use Claude Code daily.

I've been using Claude Code heavily for the past few months and kept running into the same three problems.

THE LOOP

I'd switch tabs to do something else, then be back checking the terminal 30 seconds later. I never actually moved on. The task could be running for 10 more minutes and I'd just sit there refreshing.

THE SILENT BLOCK

Claude hits a decision point and stops. I'm in another app. It's been waiting 12 minutes and I had no idea. The built-in notification gets eaten by Focus mode. Nothing reached me.

THE MISSED FINISH

I grab a coffee, come back, and it finished 15 minutes ago. Or worse, it's been blocked for 15 minutes and I thought it was still running.

So I built CodeBreak

It's a tiny macOS menu bar app. A pixel-art character walks along the bottom of your screen while Claude Code runs, visible across every app, every window. When the task is done it celebrates. When CC needs input the character speeds up and an urgent sound plays. When something breaks it sulks.

No tab switching. No missed moments. Step away with confidence.

Four characters (Dev, Pup, Kitty, Byte), eight sound packs including goat screams and sad trombone.

$7 one-time, everything included, no subscription.

This is my first shipped product. I'm nervous and genuinely excited. Would love feedback from people who actually use Claude Code daily.

I've been using Claude Code heavily for the past few months and kept running into the same three problems.

THE LOOP

I'd switch tabs to do something else, then be back checking the terminal 30 seconds later. I never actually moved on. The task could be running for 10 more minutes and I'd just sit there refreshing.

THE SILENT BLOCK

Claude hits a decision point and stops. I'm in another app. It's been waiting 12 minutes and I had no idea. The built-in notification gets eaten by Focus mode. Nothing reached me.

THE MISSED FINISH

I grab a coffee, come back, and it finished 15 minutes ago. Or worse, it's been blocked for 15 minutes and I thought it was still running.

So I built CodeBreak

It's a tiny macOS menu bar app. A pixel-art character walks along the bottom of your screen while Claude Code runs, visible across every app, every window. When the task is done it celebrates. When CC needs input the character speeds up and an urgent sound plays. When something breaks it sulks.

No tab switching. No missed moments. Step away with confidence.

Four characters (Dev, Pup, Kitty, Byte), eight sound packs including goat screams and sad trombone.

$7 one-time, everything included, no subscription.

This is my first shipped product. I'm nervous and genuinely excited. Would love feedback from people who actually use Claude Code daily.

I've been using Claude Code heavily for the past few months and kept running into the same three problems.

THE LOOP

I'd switch tabs to do something else, then be back checking the terminal 30 seconds later. I never actually moved on. The task could be running for 10 more minutes and I'd just sit there refreshing.

THE SILENT BLOCK

Claude hits a decision point and stops. I'm in another app. It's been waiting 12 minutes and I had no idea. The built-in notification gets eaten by Focus mode. Nothing reached me.

THE MISSED FINISH

I grab a coffee, come back, and it finished 15 minutes ago. Or worse, it's been blocked for 15 minutes and I thought it was still running.

So I built CodeBreak

It's a tiny macOS menu bar app. A pixel-art character walks along the bottom of your screen while Claude Code runs, visible across every app, every window. When the task is done it celebrates. When CC needs input the character speeds up and an urgent sound plays. When something breaks it sulks.

No tab switching. No missed moments. Step away with confidence.

Four characters (Dev, Pup, Kitty, Byte), eight sound packs including goat screams and sad trombone.

$7 one-time, everything included, no subscription.

This is my first shipped product. I'm nervous and genuinely excited. Would love feedback from people who actually use Claude Code daily.