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Stop watching Claude work.
Get pinged instead.

Pager9 pings your phone the second Claude Code finishes a run or needs your input — so you can leave the desk and keep shipping.

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Built for Claude Code (CLI)·Free while in preview·Screen-off, Doze & app-killed delivery

m12hub » done
Finished in 12m 4s
moass-timeline » needs input
Claude is waiting for you
api-gateway » done
Finished in 2m 31s
Pager9 » 3h 48m back yesterday
across 13 runs — time you didn't sit and watch

Pager9 works with Claude Code — Anthropic's command-line (CLI) coding tool you run in your terminal. It does not work with the Claude web app (claude.ai) or the Claude desktop app. If you code with Claude in your terminal, it's built exactly for you. What is Claude Code? »

» How it works

Three steps, then stop watching the screen.

  1. STEP 01

    Code with Claude Code on your computer

    Your desktop or laptop, in the terminal. One command installs the hook into Claude Code — no config, no restart.

  2. STEP 02

    Go do something else

    Make coffee, walk the dog, eat an actual lunch. Claude keeps working while you're nowhere near the desk.

  3. STEP 03

    Your phone pings the moment it needs you

    Finished, or blocked and waiting on you — a » ping lands on your phone. Screen off, Doze, app killed.

» Pager9, tracking itself

Our own numbers — Pager9 pointed at its own build, on a single machine. Not a customer aggregate, not a fleet-wide claim. Just what one developer actually recovered.

Time you didn't watch
26h 21m
recovered while building Pager9
Pings delivered
0missed
every ping across 3 weeks — screen-off & Doze
Runs tracked
200+
and counting
» The dashboard behind every ping

Every run is measured. Here's what you get back.

Pager9 doesn't just ping you — it keeps an honest ledger of the time Claude worked while you were away. This is the full Stats view: the same charts the app draws from your own runs.

» Sample dashboard — representative of real Pager9 usage, not live customer data. No dated snapshots; figures illustrate typical shape and magnitude.

When you get time back

Your collaboration rhythm, mapped — the day-and-hour shape of when Claude is doing the work while you're away.

Peak: Wed 3p–4p · 2h 10m

» and the other eight

Work vs wait

Claude works; you're free. The split is the whole thesis — you're blocked only a sliver of the time.

Claude working95% · 41h 18m

Waiting on you5% · 2h 12m

Longest run

The longest you stepped away in one prompt.

36m 25s

on moass-timeline

Typical run

Median run length — can you step away?

6m 30s

half your runs finish under this

Busiest project

Where the recovered hours came from, ranked by real work time.

moass-timeline14h 52m
m12hub9h 8m
api-gateway5h 21m
pager93h 40m
relay2h 14m

Time saved, all-time

41h 18m

The line only climbs. Every run adds to the hours you didn't sit and watch.

earliernow →

Daily rhythm

Best day: 2h 34m

Time saved per day across a month — the steady, compounding return.

Coding window

First run to last, day by day — the span Pager9 covered so you didn't camp the terminal.

Average: 8:40a – 6:08p · 9h 28m

Run lengths

The honest spread behind the median — most runs are short, a few run long. 333 runs.

» Reclaim the wait

What can you do while Claude works?

Every run hands you a few minutes back. Here's what fits in the gap.

Make a coffee4 min Feed the dogs3 min Wash the dishes8 min Quick workout15 min Actually eat lunch30 min Water the plants5 min Stretch your back3 min Go for a short walk12 min Reply to that text2 min Refill your water1 min Fold the laundry10 min Stand in the sun6 min Get on the treadmill20 min Tidy your desk5 min Meditate a little10 min Raid the fridge4 min Load the dishwasher6 min Call a friend15 min Power nap20 min Read a few pages8 min
» Pricing

Free for 7 days. Then $7/mo to keep your pager.

The full product for a week — every machine, every device, all your stats. No feature gates during the trial. After that, Pro keeps the pings coming.

Preview · early access
The plan
7 days free
then $7/mo or $70/yr — two months free

Everything's unlocked from day one — no limits on what you can try. Feel the whole product, then upgrade to Pro to keep your pager alive.

  • »Every machine — connect all your Claude Code installs
  • »All your devices — phone, tablet, wherever you are
  • »Full stats history — the whole dashboard above
  • »Daily summaries — your time back, every morning
  • »Every ping: done & needs input, screen-off & Doze
Start your 7-day trial

Pager9 is in early access — right now it's simply free and nothing charges (no card needed). The 7-day trial and Pro pricing above kick in once billing goes live; sign up now and you're in.

» FAQ

The honest answers

What is Claude Code (CLI)?
Claude Code is Anthropic's coding tool that you run in your terminal — the command line (CLI) — on your own computer. It's not the Claude web app (claude.ai) or the Claude desktop chat app; it's a separate program that works inside your project, right where your code lives. Here's what it looks like running: Pager9 hooks into that terminal session — so the moment Claude Code finishes a run or needs your input, your phone gets pinged.
Will I actually get the ping?
Yes — tested with the screen off, the phone in Doze, and the app killed. It lands as a native system notification, so the phone wakes for it. The honest limit: Do Not Disturb or force-stopping the app can silence it — that's your phone choosing quiet, not Pager9 failing.
Can you see my code?
No. No prompt content, no code, no transcripts, no file contents ever leave your machine. Pager9 sees only event names, timestamps, and a project name — enough to know a run finished or needs you. More in our Privacy policy.
How does it know when Claude is done?
Pager9 installs a hook into Claude Code — Anthropic's agentic coding tool that runs in your terminal from the command line (CLI). Claude Code fires hook events as it works; Pager9 turns the ones that matter — finished, or waiting on you — into a push to your phone. That's also the answer to a question people ask next: it works with Claude Code specifically, and not with Claude in a browser tab (claude.ai) or the Claude desktop chat app — those have no hooks to install into.
Do I need to keep the app open?
No. Notifications arrive with the app fully closed — that's the whole point. Install it once, then forget it's there until it pings.
What does it cost?
Free while Pager9 is in preview. Pro will be $7/month or $70/year (two months free) once billing is live — see Pricing.
What if my API key leaks?
Each machine gets its own key, so you revoke a leaked one without touching the others. Install tokens mean the raw key is never shown, pasted, or left in your shell history — and a key can only send you pings, never read your data.
Which platforms?
Android and the web today — the Android app for rock-solid background delivery, or any browser as a PWA. iOS isn't here yet; it may come later, but we won't pretend it exists before it does.