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Guides and honest comparisons for Claude users on macOS, written by the maker of Sticky for Claude.
How to keep Claude always on top on macOS (3 ways)
The official desktop app has no always-on-top mode. The three real options compared, including the only one that survives true fullscreen.
GuideMultiple Claude windows on your Mac: every way to do it
Several Claude chats or Claude Code sessions visible at once, side by side. Browser windows, tiling, and unlimited floating windows compared.
GuideFloating AI chat on macOS: every option in 2026
Official apps can't float, window pinners die in fullscreen. What actually works when you want an AI window always on top, compared honestly.
RoundupBest Claude Code GUI in 2026: an honest roundup
Official desktop app, opcode, Conductor, the CLI and floating overlays: which interface solves which problem, without the marketing.
GuideClaude Code: CLI vs Desktop vs overlay
Three kinds of interface, three different moments of your day. What each is best at, and how to combine them.
GuideClaude Code in true fullscreen: the missing workflow
Why every window disappears behind a fullscreen IDE (Spaces), and the three workflows that fix it.
GuideRun Claude Code next to your IDE, without alt-tabbing
Embedded terminals, tiling, tmux or floating windows: four setups to stop paying the Cmd-Tab tax.
ComparisonSticky for Claude vs the official Claude Desktop app
Can the official app stay always on top? No, and it disappears over fullscreen. What each tool is for, and why most users keep both.
ComparisonSticky for Claude vs Conductor
Conductor orchestrates parallel Claude Code agents in one workspace. Sticky for Claude floats Claude above the app you're already in. Complements, not substitutes.
ComparisonSticky for Claude vs opcode (formerly Claudia)
A free open-source GUI versus a system-level floating overlay: which fits your Claude Code workflow.