v0.6.1

Fixed

• Release notes in the in-app updater now render as formatted text — headings,
  bullet lists, and italics — instead of the raw markdown (literal ### and
  - ) the update window showed before.

v0.6.0

Added

• App icon: a proper Claudicator icon — the dark squircle quota gauge from the
  website — now ships with the app, the Dock/launcher, and the installer disk
  image (the mounted DMG volume shows it too). Drawn on the native macOS icon
  grid, so it sits right alongside other Mac apps.

v0.5.0

Fixed

• Update notes now render inline in the updater window instead of loading the
  full GitHub release page — no more website chrome inside the update prompt.

v0.4.0

Changed

• Project hygiene: removed accumulated recursive self-references from the Xcode
  project and excluded the project bundle from the synchronized file group, so
  the working tree stays clean between releases.

No user-facing app changes — also used to validate that updates now surface in
front and no longer re-prompt for Keychain access (stable signing from 0.3.0).

v0.3.0

Fixed

• Update windows (manual "Check for Updates…" and background prompts) now come
  to the front instead of opening behind other apps.

Changed

• Builds are now signed with a stable local code-signing identity instead of
  ad-hoc, so a granted Keychain "Always Allow" keeps working across
  auto-updates. (Still not Apple-notarized — fresh installs need a one-time
  Gatekeeper approval, and the 0.2.0 → 0.3.0 update asks for Keychain access
  once more as the identity changes, then persists.)

v0.2.0

Changed

• Release tooling: ./build-dmg.sh --release now builds, signs, and publishes
  the GitHub release (DMG + appcast) in a single command.
• Clarified the target audience (Claude Cowork / Claude.ai users) in the spec
  and changelog.

No user-facing app changes — this version also validates the Sparkle
auto-update flow end-to-end.

v0.1.0

First public release of Claudicator — a macOS menu bar app showing your remaining Claude quota (5-hour session + weekly) with a live countdown to reset.

Install

1. Download Claudicator.dmg below and open it.
2. Drag Claudicator into Applications.
3. First launch only: this build is unsigned, so macOS will block it once — approve it via System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.

From then on, the app updates itself automatically (Sparkle), so you won't need to repeat that step for future versions.

See the CHANGELOG for full details.