Your Claude, your turns.
unsolo lives in your browser — nothing to install to start. Every signed-in user gets $3 of Claude on us to feel it out. When that runs low you keep going free on your Claude: the Mac plugin routes turns through your Pro/Max plan, or drop in an API key anywhere. No tiers, no comparison table, no credit card.
The Mac plugin + your Claude plan
Install the menubar plugin, sign into Claude once — the app walks you through it — and your turns run on your existing Claude Pro/Max subscription. No API key, no per-token math. Whatever your plan covers, you get here. Free.
- ·Runs on your Pro/Max quota — nothing extra to pay.
- ·No terminal, no Node. One signed download that launches at login.
- ·Chrome, Firefox, or Edge. (Safari can’t reach localhost — use a key there.)
Your API key + any browser
Drop your Anthropic API key into your profile and your turns route through your own account — Anthropic bills you directly, unmetered on our side. Works on any OS, any browser, mobile and Safari included.
- ·Mac, Windows, Linux, mobile, Safari — wherever you have a browser.
- ·You pay Anthropic for tokens. Usually cents per session.
- ·Full multimodal — screenshots, PDFs, specs.
! A few honest notes
Why is this free? Because pricing this would be guessing. We’d rather see what people actually use unsolo for, then figure out monetization in a way that doesn’t feel extractive. If we land somewhere with a paid tier later, it will be about features that need ongoing infrastructure (team plans, shared memory, admin) — not the act of routing your Claude turns.
Will my teammates need their own plugin or key? Yep. Each person’s posts run on their own credentials. Their $3 / their key / their Claude plan — never yours. So if Priya installs the plugin and Alex doesn’t, Priya’s turns cost Priya nothing and Alex’s draw down his $3 starter.
Is the plugin the same as the old helper? It is the helper — packaged so you never touch a terminal. Prefer the terminal? npx unsolo-helper still works. The older full-window Mac app is retiring in favor of the plugin plus the browser you already use.