Every Claude account, one menu
Add your work, personal and team accounts once — each signs in through the CLI's own login, in a directory of its own. Every chat picks the account it runs on.
Move a chat to another of your Claude accounts, or to credits when every plan is out of its 5-hour window. It picks up exactly where it stopped.
macOS · Windows · Linux — free with your own Claude accounts, credits when you need them
Plain Claude Code ties a conversation to one login and stops it at that login's limit. Vey Studio takes both away.
Add your work, personal and team accounts once — each signs in through the CLI's own login, in a directory of its own. Every chat picks the account it runs on.
Move a conversation to another account from its Account menu. The session comes with it, so the next message carries on with the full context — no pasting, no starting over.
When every plan is out of its window, switch the chat to credits and keep going. Pay once, no subscription — credits never expire.
Everything a conversation touches is one click from it — so you read what it did instead of hunting for it.
Several conversations at once, each with its own Claude session.
Changes, diffs, commits and push, with a commit message drafted for you.
A git worktree per chat, cut from the project's row.
Plan, Read only, Ask, Edits, Full access — switched mid-chat.
A full editor with blame, and shells right under the chat.
One query across every file and every chat you have had.
The app is free. Out of your 5-hour window, or no Claude subscription at all? Buy a pack once — it never expires.
20.000 ₫
$10.00 in credits
50.000 ₫
$25.00 in credits
100.000 ₫
$55.00 in credits
+10% bonus
200.000 ₫
$120.00 in credits
+20% bonus
A page with the VietQR opens in your browser — scan it in your banking app. Credits never expire.
For macOS, Windows or Linux. Point it at a folder already on your machine.
Settings › Claude › Add account, once for each. Every one signs in through the CLI's own login.
Pick another account in the chat's Account menu — or “Pay with credits”, after signing in with Google. The conversation carries on.
Switch the chat to another of your accounts, or to credits, from its Account menu. The conversation moves with it: the next message carries on with everything said so far.
As many as you have. Each signs in once, in a directory of its own, and stays signed in — any chat can run on any of them.
No. With credits, the studio runs every chat without a Claude account of your own. If you have accounts, it uses them directly and credits cost you nothing.
Never. A pack is bought once and stays on your account until it is spent — there is no monthly fee.
Every reply on credits ends with what it took off your balance, in dollars, so you never have to guess. As a rough guide, one call to Sonnet with a mostly cached prompt is around $0.01–0.015, and a Claude Code message makes a few of them. Haiku costs a twentieth of that and Opus twice as much.
On credits, through this server to Anthropic, which is how they are charged; your sign-in token is never passed on. On your own accounts, straight from the app to Anthropic — this server is not involved.
By bank transfer with VietQR, or by international card. Credits arrive as soon as the payment does, and the app tells you when.
macOS, Windows and Linux. The app updates itself when a new release is out.