See who’s building what, live on your own app.
Every Claude Code session you run gets a named cursor on your running app. Send one link and anyone can watch. When you stop, a 15-second clip is ready to post.
Works with Claude Code on Vite + React. Free rooms run 30 minutes.
A demo room. Three named cursors, Ava, Kai and Noor, edit a sample page while you watch.
Works with Claude Code on Vite + React. Free rooms run 30 minutes.
One command, then your sessions show up by name.
- Run one command.
npx flockshowin your project folder. It adds the hooks, offers the two lines for your Vite config and starts the host. - Work the way you already do.Each session gets a cursor with a name and a colour. The cursor flies to whatever that session is changing and shows the new text as it lands.
- Press Share when you want company.The link is on your clipboard. Anyone who opens it sees your page and the cursors, live. They need no account.
- Press Clip when something good happens.The last 15 seconds are saved. Record video turns them into a file, wide or tall.
- Live cursors
What does this do
Flockshow listens to the hook events Claude Code fires when a session edits a file. It matches the edit to the element on your page and sends that session’s cursor there.
- You should seeA named cursor on the element a moment after the edit, with a label such as “Kai rewriting Hero”.
- What leaves your computerNothing, until you press Share.
- Watch link
What does this do
Share opens a room and copies its link. The room mirrors your page and the cursors to anyone who has the link.
- You should seeYour bar shows how many are watching. They see each change as it happens.
- What leaves your computerYour page as it looks in your browser, the cursor names, and a short label for each. The trust section has the full list.
- Clip
What does this do
Clip keeps the last 15 seconds of the room. Record video turns them into a file with an end card.
- You should seeA clip page on your own computer with a download button.
- What leaves your computerNothing. The clip is a file on your computer until you post it.
What does a watcher see?
Reaches a watcher
- Your page, as it looks in your browser
- Each cursor’s name and colour
- A short label for what it is doing, such as “rewriting Hero”
- The page text a session is about to add, before it lands. You can switch this off.
Stays on your computer
- File paths, folder names and line numbers
- Your prompts
- Your source code
- Session ids and tokens
- Your Claude account and its sign-in
Mark any element on your page as private and its text is masked before the page leaves your computer.
A test in the product plants marker strings in a prompt, a folder name and a session id, then fails if any of them reaches a watcher.
Flockshow listens to Claude Code. It never drives it.
Claude Code can send an event to your own machine each time a session edits a file. That is a documented feature called hooks. Flockshow reads those events and does nothing else. It never starts Claude Code, never types into it and never sees your Claude sign-in. You keep working in your own terminal, on your own plan.
This is a reading of Anthropic’s published pages as of 11 Nov 2026, and it is not legal advice. The trust page links each page that was read.
Does it work with your stack?
| Stack | What you get |
|---|---|
| Vite + React, with Claude Code | A named cursor for every session. Works today. |
| Next.js | The next one being built. |
Why not just record your screen?
A screen recording shows everything on your screen. Flockshow shows your page and nothing else.
| Flockshow | A screen recording (Loom) | A live stream (OBS) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What leaves your computer | Your page and the cursor labels | Every pixel in the frame, your terminal and prompts included | Every pixel in the frame |
| Who did what | A named cursor on each session | Whatever is on screen | Whatever is on screen |
| Watching live | One link, no account | Recorded, then shared | Needs a streaming service and its key |
| Something to post | The last 15 seconds, one press | Trim it yourself | Cut it from the stream yourself |
Loom is the better tool when you want to talk someone through a finished thing. OBS is better for a long stream with your face on it.
For one builder, and for five.
Building alone
- You run three sessions at once and lose track of which one touched the header. Each one now has a name on the page.
- People who follow your build get a link while it happens and a clip after.
- It is free until a room needs to stay open past 30 minutes.
Building with a team
- Each person hosts a room from their own computer. One plan covers five of you.
- Clients and teammates watch by link. People who only watch never need a seat or an account.
- Whoever checks security can read one page.
Free until a room needs to stay open longer.
You pay for time in a live room. Cursors, watchers and clips on your own computer are free on every plan.
| Free$0Try it on your app, free | Solo$15 a monthor $144 a yearKeep rooms open for 8 hours | Team$49 a month for 5 seatsor $468 a year. $9 for each extra seat.Start a team | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Longest room | 30 minutes | 8 hours | 24 hours |
| Room time a month | 10 hours | 200 hours | 200 hours a seat, pooled |
| Live rooms at once | 1 | 2 | 1 a seat |
| People who can host | 1 | 1 | 5 |
| Watchers in a room | 50 | 50 | 50 |
| Cursors in a room | 10 | 10 | 10 |
| Clips on your computer | No limit | No limit | No limit |
| Watching | Free, no account | Free, no account | Free, no account |
Free
$0
Try it on your app, free- Longest room
- 30 minutes
- Room time a month
- 10 hours
- Live rooms at once
- 1
- People who can host
- 1
- Watchers in a room
- 50
- Cursors in a room
- 10
- Clips on your computer
- No limit
- Watching
- Free, no account
Solo
$15 a month
or $144 a year
Keep rooms open for 8 hours- Longest room
- 8 hours
- Room time a month
- 200 hours
- Live rooms at once
- 2
- People who can host
- 1
- Watchers in a room
- 50
- Cursors in a room
- 10
- Clips on your computer
- No limit
- Watching
- Free, no account
Team
$49 a month for 5 seats
or $468 a year. $9 for each extra seat.
Start a team- Longest room
- 24 hours
- Room time a month
- 200 hours a seat, pooled
- Live rooms at once
- 1 a seat
- People who can host
- 5
- Watchers in a room
- 50
- Cursors in a room
- 10
- Clips on your computer
- No limit
- Watching
- Free, no account
Sessions run on your own computer and your own Claude plan. There is no cloud machine to rent.
Prices are in US dollars.
All of it back within 14 days if it is not for you. Refund Policy
Payments are handled by Dodo Payments, the merchant of record.
{plan} is on. Your next room can run {longest}.
Questions people ask before they try it
Will watchers see my code or prompts?
No. They see your page, the cursor names and a short label such as “rewriting Hero”. File paths, prompts and source code stay on your computer.
Will this get my Claude account banned?
Flockshow only reads the hook events Claude Code sends to your own machine. It never starts, scripts or signs in to Claude Code. That is a reading of Anthropic’s published terms, and it is not legal advice.
Which stacks does it work with?
Vite + React with Claude Code today. Next.js is the next one being built.
Is it worth it if I build alone?
Yes. With three sessions running you can see which one changed what. The link and the clip are there when you want to show someone.
Can two of us put our sessions in one room?
Not today. A room mirrors one computer. On a team plan each person hosts their own room.
What happens when a free room reaches 30 minutes?
Everyone sees a five-minute warning. Then the room ends with its end card and a line naming the limit. Your cursors keep working on your own screen.
What does Flockshow store about me?
Your email, name and avatar from the sign-in you chose. A label for each linked computer. A record of each room: when it started, how long it ran and its peak watchers. Your page is held in memory while the room is live and is gone when it ends.
Who pays for the model?
You do, the way you already do. Sessions run on your own Claude plan. Flockshow sells no tokens.
Can I get my money back?
Yes, all of it, within 14 days of paying. The Refund Policy says how.