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How it works

How Clawd Park works

A pixel park across Bengaluru. Start near your live location and zoom out to the whole city. Meet people who build with Claude and see who is building next to you.

Get in

  1. Sign in with Google, GitHub or a code sent to your email. No passwords.
  2. Pick a handle. It's the name above your head.
  3. Walk with the arrow keys or WASD. Near a café, press E to go in.

Connect Claude Code

  1. After you sign in, Clawd Park shows you one command. Paste it into a terminal on the machine where you use Claude Code.
  2. The page follows along: connecting, checking your Claude Code accounts, done. Your usage shows up within a minute.
  3. One Claude account per player. A second machine gets its own command from your Account page.

The command adds a few lines to ~/.claude/settings.json and saves a backup first. It also counts your past days from the session files on your computer. Nothing keeps running in the background. You need Node.js 18 or newer.

Where it's open

Bengaluru first. San Francisco and New York are next. Sign in from anywhere else and you can look around the Bengaluru park and ask to be told when your city opens; a Bengaluru player who travels keeps their spot and is back on the map the moment they're home.

Being in the park

  • Here while the site is open: others see you walk and can chat with you. The site pings every minute, so “last active” is the last time you were on it.
  • Away once you leave: others see you standing where you last were, with when you were last active, from “a while ago” to hours and days.
  • Touching grass after 7 days away: you're asleep at your last spot. A week later we send one mail asking whether you're coming back. Open the park and you're back.
  • Your Claude numbers keep moving the whole time: Claude Code sends them about every 10 seconds while a session runs, and the park refreshes every 20 seconds.

What we see

  • Yes: token counts, cost, model name, the time, and which of your Claude accounts it came from (its email).
  • Yes: your last spot in the park (already moved away from your real location) and when you were last on the site.
  • Never: your prompts, your code, your files, your exact GPS.

Stop sharing

Run this on your computer. It takes Clawd Park out of your settings and turns off your key.

npx clawd-park disconnect --url https://dummy.clawdpark.com

Or click Disconnect on your Account page.

Leave for good

Open your Account and click Delete my account. We erase your profile and all your usage. There's no undo.

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