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In the app
- macOS
- Windows
- Linux
1
Install
Download the app from Download Pitboard, move
Pitboard.app to your Applications folder, then open it. The first time, it opens its welcome window.2
Add the account you are signed in to
Click Add beside Claude Code. Keep the name Pitboard suggests in Name This Account, or enter another such as
personal, then click Done. Click Continue to open Accounts.3
Add a second account
Click Add Account in the tip Add a second account, then click Sign In. Sign in as your second account in the browser that opens. If a Code field appears, paste the code the page gives you, then click Submit Code. Keep the name Pitboard suggests, or enter another such as
work, then click Done.4
Switch
Click Pitboard’s item in the menu bar, then choose
work. Under each account, the menu shows how much of each limit it has used, such as 5-hour 12% used, Weekly 40%.On the command line
1
Install
On macOS, or on a Linux distribution Pitboard’s repository does not cover, install the command line with the script:If it says
~/.local/bin is not on your PATH, do as it says.If you installed the app on macOS, put its command line on your PATH as Install the app shows, in place of the script.On Linux, the app installs the command line with it, so skip the script. On the distributions the repository covers, the command line alone is its pitboard package, as Set up the Linux repository says.On Windows, the app puts the command line on your PATH, where a terminal opened after the install finds it. For the command line alone, follow Install the command line on Windows.2
Enrol the account you are signed in to
Pitboard knows each account by a label, a short name you choose. Enrol the account in use as
personal:3
Add a second account
4
Switch
5
See what each account has left
●marks the account in use.readymeans you can switch to the account.good for 26d 4his how long its parked login lasts.5handweekare the five-hour and weekly limits.│marks where the bar would reach at an even pace.