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Shows Claude peak hours and incident status in your toolbar. Ever wonder why Claude feels slower at certain times of day — and wish you'd known before you started that big project? Peak Hours for Claude watches the clock and Claude's status page so you don't have to. A tiny colored dot sits quietly in your toolbar, ready to tell you exactly what's going on at a glance: 🟢 Green — You're in the clear. Off-peak, no incidents. Claude is all yours. 🔴 Red — Peak hours are active. Expect higher traffic and slower responses. 🟠 Orange — Something's up. An active incident has been detected on Claude's status page. Hover the icon and you'll see exactly how long until peak hours end — or how long until the next wave hits. No more guessing. What makes it smarter than just checking the status page yourself? When Claude goes quiet, your first instinct is to wonder — is it me? My internet? Did I break something? This extension answers that question before you even think to ask it. The moment an incident hits Claude's end, your toolbar dot turns orange. No tab-switching, no googling, no refreshing. You just know. - Alerts you the moment an outage or degradation is detected — so that spinning cursor finally makes sense - Tells you exactly which products are affected: Claude AI, Claude Code, Claude Cowork, or Claude Design — filter to only the ones you actually use - Shows peak hour countdowns in your own local time, no Pacific Time math required - Syncs your preferences across all your Chrome devices No accounts. No tracking. No noise. Just a dot in your toolbar that keeps you one step ahead. Built for developers, researchers, writers — anyone who's ever stared at a spinning cursor wondering "is it just me?"
Sep 18, 2026
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