Claude Overlay
A floating Claude Code chat that sees your screen
Claude Overlay launched on July 14, 2026 with 154 votes, #224 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches.
In plain words
Claude Overlay is a floating chat window for Windows that displays over your screen and integrates with Claude Code. Users can summon it with a hotkey to ask questions about what's visible on their monitors, and Claude analyzes the screen content to respond. It runs the full Claude Code agent using the user's own subscription, enabling it to edit files and execute commands beyond basic chat functionality. The open-source tool is available on GitHub under an MIT license.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
From the sources
Claude Overlay is a frameless, always-on-top chat window for Claude Code that floats over everything you do. Summon it with a hotkey, ask about whatever's on screen, and Claude captures and reads your monitors before answering. It runs the full Claude Code agent on your own subscription - no API key - so it can edit files and run commands, not just chat. Open source (MIT), Windows.
A floating, screen-aware Claude Code chat for Windows - it reads your screen to answer, and runs on your own Claude subscription (no API key). - shengyanlin/claude-overlay
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