Supercharge Claude Code.
Claude Code already writes brilliant code. afterclick is the power-up behind it — remembering everything you’ve built, steering where you’re headed, double-checking the risky calls, and helping it ship clean. Same Claude, far more shipped.
Remembers your whole project · catches cross-session clobbers · ships one deploy at a time
Session billing-fix was about to overwrite src/lib/session.ts — edited 3 min ago in auth-refactor.Hold mergeShow diff
An API key was about to land in the client bundle. Move it to the Keys Bank and read it server-side.Fix itOverride
✓Roadmap — 4 open cards, R-12 in progress
✓Decision — lock a file before editing it
✓Last shipped — auth-refactor → prod, 2h ago
A removed auth check would have shipped — restored it before the deploy reached prod. One deploy at a time.ReviewShow check
▶ In progress — Multi-session clobber radar (3/5)
○ Planned — Stripe billing + metering
The Product Owner picked R-12, built it, verified it on staging — staged for your sign-off.ReviewShip it
✓12 keys encrypted — OpenAI, Stripe, GitHub…
✓pulled server-side, never shown in the chat
The full review panel on the risky calls — one knob sets who reviews, and what it costs. Dial it Relaxed or Strict anytime.
Setup
Best friends in two minutes.
Paste one line. afterclick connects, installs the hooks, and gets to work right alongside Claude — AI included, no keys to wire, nothing to configure.
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Paste one line
Drop the install command into your terminal. That’s the whole setup.
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It connects itself
Hooks install, AI is included — no API keys, no config, nothing to wire.
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It gets to work
Right alongside Claude — every session, every change, across every worktree.
$ curl -fsSL https://afterclick.ai/install.sh | sh
✓ connected to your workspace
✓ hooks installed
✓ riding along on every session
afterclick is live — at Claude’s side in 1m 48s▍
The difference
Claude is the developer.
afterclick is everyone else.
Claude Code is brilliant inside a single session — but one session can’t remember the last, see the others running beside it, or know where you’re headed next. That’s where its best friend comes in: afterclick remembers, plans, reviews, and helps it ship — so every session builds on the last.
Has its back across sessions
Catches the clobber before two sessions overwrite the same file. The friend who says “heads up — I’m in there too.”
Remembers everything
History, features, decisions, roadmap — the long-term memory afterclick keeps for Claude, across every session.
A second set of eyes
A fresh perspective on the risky changes, so nothing slips through on a long build.
Helps it ship
The release-manager friend that catches a regression before it ever reaches production.
The build loop, end to end
loads your past — what shipped, what you decided, how every feature works
the roadmap says where the build is going next
the expert panel weighs in on the risky calls
the queue puts it live, one safe deploy at a time
Memory
The memory that follows Claude
into every session.
Claude Code starts each session fresh — that’s by design, and it keeps it sharp. afterclick is the friend that remembers everything in between: what you shipped, what you decided, and how each feature already works.
So before Claude writes a line, it already has the full picture — and picks up right where the last session left off, instead of rebuilding what’s already there or re-asking what you’ve already answered.
Roadmap
4 open cards · R-12 in progress
Features
18 documented — auth, billing, queue…
Last shipped
auth-refactor → prod · 2h ago
Decision on record
sessions lock a file before editing it
Roadmap
A plan that outlives the session.
Memory tells your AI where the build has been. The roadmap tells it where it’s going. Every plan, fix, and idea becomes a card on a board your whole project shares — afterclick reads it before each session and adds to it as you work, so nothing gets parked and forgotten. It replaces session goals.
Dark mode for the dashboard
Slack alerts for held merges
Export sessions to CSV
Stripe billing + metering
Team roles & invites
Session list pagination
Multi-session clobber radar
☑ 3/5 · auth-refactor
+ added by afterclick
Per-IP login rate-limit
☑ 1/3 · billing-fix
One-paste installer
Keys Bank vault
Dark rebrand
Hand it the wheel.
Ask afterclick to run the roadmap and a Product Owner picks the safest, highest-priority card, builds it, verifies it on staging, and stages it for your sign-off — then moves to the next. You stay the one who ships to production.
The panel
A panel of experts on every big call.
Each a specialist with one job, at exactly the moment it matters — a fresh set of eyes beside Claude on the calls that are hard to walk back.
Plan
before a line is writtenProduct owner
ranks the roadmap, picks what to build next
Lead architect
reviews the plan, flags complications
Foresight
finds the decisions you should make first
Directory check
catches work meant for another repo
Review
when the work is doneSafety check
flags risky or destructive changes
Lead architect
reviews the built code for design and bugs
Security expert
hunts for security holes
Design reviewer
reviews the screens, asks for tests
Ship
before it goes liveRelease manager
plans the ship order — what clobbers what
Visual reviewer
checks the real pixels before deploy
“▍”
One knob sets how careful to be.
The Care Level decides who reviews — and what it costs.
Ship queue
One queue. One deploy at a time.
Shipping is where parallel AI sessions get dangerous — two deploys racing to production, one quietly overwriting the other. afterclick puts every change in a single ship queue: a real deploy lock so only one thing ships at once, an automatic catch-up with whatever’s already live so nothing newer gets overwritten, your QA gates, and a release-manager sign-off before the gate to production opens.
Keys Bank vault
keys-bank
Team roles & invites
team-roles
Dark mode for the dashboard
Export sessions to CSV
Onboarding checklist
Stripe billing + metering
Session list pagination
✓ in production
Multi-session clobber radar
✓ in production
Per-IP login rate-limit
✓ in production
“Isn’t Claude Code enough on its own?”
Claude Code is a phenomenal developer — and great developers do their best work with a great friend beside them. Inside one session, Claude can’t see the others running beside it, remember the last one, or know where you’re headed next. afterclick is the friend that does — so Claude does what it’s brilliant at, and nothing falls through the gaps between sessions.
Receipts
Things it’s caught.
Real catches, the moment they happen — the proof that beats any feature list.
Held a merge — a parallel session had already edited the same migration, minutes earlier.
billing-fix · auth-refactor → 0012.sql
After a database migration, every insert into two tables had been failing silently for 22 hours — a desynced ID sequence. A routine ship check surfaced it and resynced them.
transcript_events · usage_rows
Production was running code that never made it back to main. The pre-deploy dry-run caught the drift and reconciled it before the next ship could clobber it.
prod ahead of main
Blocked an rm -rf on a folder holding two days of model checkpoints.
rm -rf ./checkpoints
A deploy from a stale base was about to revert a parallel session’s just-shipped rate-limiting and AI-spend governor. Caught it and recovered both — zero work lost.
stale base · migration 0006
Paused a production deploy because staging was behind it — no shipping past an environment you haven’t verified.
staging behind prod · gate held
Flagged a removed auth check and restored it before the ship gate.
src/lib/auth.ts · ship gate
Two sessions hit the ship gate in the same second. The deploy lock queued them — one shipped, the other waited, neither clobbered.
deploy lock · FIFO queue
Caught an API key hardcoded into the client bundle, one commit before push.
OPENAI_API_KEY · client bundle
The review panel caught a real bug in afterclick’s own code — on the very diff that was shipping the panel itself.
advisor pipeline · own diff
Stopped a fleet-wide rollout that hadn’t actually been approved — flagged the blast radius before it reached every machine.
hooks v16 · every install
Warned two live sessions they were editing the same file at the same time — before either overwrote the other.
live radar · one file, two sessions
Plus the thousands of edits it stayed quiet on — afterclick only speaks when it matters.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
I’m not a hardcore engineer — is this actually for me?+
Especially for you. afterclick is the senior team a solo builder doesn’t have — it remembers your project, double-checks the scary changes, and stops the mistakes that quietly break things, all in plain language. You don’t have to read the code to stay safe.
What if Claude breaks my live app?+
That’s the main thing it’s here to stop. Nothing reaches production without clearing the ship gate: one deploy at a time, an automatic catch-up with whatever’s already live, your checks, and a regression scan. If something looks off, it holds the deploy and tells you — before any user sees it.
Do I need to understand the code it writes?+
No. afterclick watches the code so you don’t have to. When something risky happens — a deleted login check, an API key about to leak, a database change that loses data — it explains it in plain English and pauses for your okay.
Do I need an API key or any setup?+
No keys, no config. The AI that does the reviewing is included. Paste one line into your terminal and you’re covered — nothing to wire, no separate bill.
Do I need a server, or to know any DevOps?+
No. It runs right alongside Claude Code — there’s nothing to host, deploy, or maintain. It sets itself up in about two minutes.
Will it remember my project if I come back tomorrow?+
Yes — that’s the whole point. Your roadmap, your past decisions, how each feature works, and what’s live all persist. Every new Claude session starts already knowing them, so you never re-explain your project from scratch.
What’s a “session”, and why do they clobber each other?+
A session is one Claude conversation. Run a few at once — a fix here, a feature there — and they can’t see each other, so two can edit the same file and one silently overwrites the other. afterclick watches across all of them and holds the merge before that happens.
How is this different from Claude reviewing its own work?+
Claude reviews inside one session, with no memory of the others. afterclick sits across all of them — catching the cross-session clobbers and regressions a single session can’t see, and bringing a fresh, independent set of eyes to the risky calls.
Can it build for me, not just watch?+
Yes. Point it at your roadmap and a Product Owner picks the next safe, high-priority task, builds it, verifies it on staging, and queues it for your sign-off — looping until the safe work is done. You stay the one who ships to production.
Is my code safe, and where does it go?+
Your keys live encrypted in a vault, and you choose how much afterclick looks at. The deep review only runs on the sensitive changes you opt into — auth, money, data, secrets. We’re honest about the ceiling: we catch the catastrophic, knowable mistakes, not literally everything.
Won’t it nag me on every little change?+
No. It stays silent unless something’s genuinely risky or you’re about to ship. Tiny edits fly through; the careful review only fires on changes that can actually hurt you — and you set the coverage with one knob.
Does it only work with Claude Code?+
It’s built for Claude Code first and best — that’s where it feels like a true sidekick. It’s agent-neutral under the hood, so more coding agents are on the roadmap.
What does it cost?+
Free to start, AI included. The deeper team layer is paid later — but the safety floor is always free.
Give Claude Code its best friend.
One paste, AI included, free to start. From the first idea to the final ship, afterclick is right there at Claude’s side — across every session.