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Does any of my data leave my machine?

No. tomorrowtools has no backend of its own — it's a local web server reading local files and local telemetry over localhost. There is nothing to send data to, by design.

What does it need access to?

Your local Claude Code session logs (~/.claude/projects/) and the OTel/hooks/statusLine output Claude Code already produces when configured to export locally. Nothing else.

Does it work across a team?

Not today — each person runs their own instance against their own machine. Team-wide aggregation is a real idea, not built yet.

Is this an official Anthropic product?

No. It's an independent, open-source tool built on top of Claude Code's own published telemetry.

What does the spawn-budget hook actually block?

It's an optional PreToolUse hook that checks your live session usage percentage before allowing a new subagent spawn. Below 50% usage it allows a normal ceiling; between 50-85% the ceiling is halved; above 85% new spawns are blocked entirely until your window resets. It fails open if the dashboard itself is ever unreachable — it will never be the thing that breaks a real session.

Can I self-host this for my own domain, like this site?

This landing page is a separate, small server-rendered app from the dashboard itself — both are in the same repository if you want to see exactly how either is built and run.

Ready to try it? Download and run it →