cc-bridge gives you one clear place to manage access to Claude. It helps you use several accounts from one front door, keep sign-ins organized, and route requests in a steady way.
Use it when you want:
- one shared access point for Claude
- account control in one dashboard
- steady use across several accounts
- simple access rules
- session stickiness so a user stays on the same account
- concurrency control to avoid overload
- proxy forwarding for network routing
- telemetry sending for system tracking
- a visual admin panel for day-to-day control
Use this link to visit the download page and get cc-bridge for Windows:
Visit the cc-bridge download page
After you open the page, look for the latest Windows build, download it, and run the file on your PC.
Use a Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC with:
- at least 4 GB of RAM
- 2 GB of free disk space
- a stable internet connection
- permission to run downloaded apps
- a modern web browser such as Edge, Chrome, or Firefox
If your device asks for admin access, allow it so the app can start and save its settings.
- Open the download page above.
- Find the latest Windows release or package.
- Download the file to your computer.
- Open your Downloads folder.
- Double-click the downloaded file.
- If Windows asks for confirmation, choose Run or More info, then Run anyway.
- Follow the on-screen setup steps.
- Finish the install and keep the app open.
If the app comes as a ZIP file:
- Right-click the ZIP file.
- Choose Extract All.
- Open the extracted folder.
- Run the main app file inside that folder.
After installation, start cc-bridge from:
- the desktop icon
- the Start menu
- the app folder you extracted
When it opens, you should see the admin screen or local web page for setup.
Use these steps to get started:
- Open the app in your browser or desktop window.
- Set the admin password if the app asks for one.
- Add your Claude account entries.
- Enter any required login data.
- Save each account.
- Check the routing or dispatch settings.
- Set the session stickiness rule if you need users to stay on one account.
- Set the concurrency limit to control how many requests run at once.
- Add proxy details if your network setup needs them.
- Save the full configuration.
Keep the first setup simple. Add one account first, test it, then add the rest.
Control who can use the gateway and what they can reach. This helps you keep access neat and reduce mistakes.
Manage several Claude accounts in one place. This makes it easier to keep track of usage and status.
Keep a user or request tied to the same account when needed. This helps with stable sessions.
Limit how many requests can run at the same time. This helps protect your accounts from overload.
Send traffic through a proxy when your network setup needs it. This can help with routing and access rules.
Use the dashboard to view settings, accounts, and status in one screen. This keeps daily use simple.
Send system data for tracking and checks. This helps you watch how the service behaves over time.
- Open the cc-bridge dashboard.
- Check that the service is running.
- Review your account list.
- Confirm the access rules.
- Choose the account pool you want to use.
- Test one request.
- Watch the response and status fields.
- Add more accounts after the first test works.
If you manage a team, give each user the access level they need. Keep admin access limited to the people who handle setup and repair.
- Use strong passwords for admin access.
- Keep your account list updated.
- Remove accounts you no longer use.
- Use session stickiness only when you need it.
- Set a safe request limit for busy times.
- Check proxy settings before you send live traffic.
- Review telemetry data if something looks off.
Use one gateway for many users who need Claude access in a shared work setup.
Send each request through a set path so users get a steady result.
Keep several Claude accounts in one pool and switch between them based on your rules.
Set limits so traffic does not hit one account too hard.
Use the dashboard to review account health and service state without digging through files.
- Right-click the file and choose Run as administrator
- Check whether Windows blocked the file
- Re-download the package from the link above
- Make sure the file finished downloading
- Check that the app is running
- Refresh the browser
- Try another browser
- Confirm the local address is correct
- Check the login data
- Make sure the account is still active
- Remove and add the account again
- Test with one account before you add more
- Lower the concurrency limit
- Check your proxy settings
- Confirm your internet connection
- Try again with one request
- Refresh the page
- Restart the app
- Clear the browser cache
- Check whether telemetry or status polling is on
If you keep the app in a fixed folder, use a path like:
C:\Apps\cc-bridgeC:\Users\<YourName>\Downloads\cc-bridge
Keep the folder in a place you can find again. Do not rename files unless the app guide tells you to.
- Start cc-bridge.
- Open the admin panel.
- Check account status.
- Confirm the access rules.
- Send your request.
- Watch the result.
- Review the dashboard if something looks wrong.
- one gateway for Claude access
- account management in one place
- request routing control
- session stickiness support
- concurrency limits
- proxy forwarding
- telemetry support
- a visual admin panel
- a simple Windows install path
If you need to return to the download page, use this link:
Keep your setup data in a safe place. If the app stores config files, back them up before you change major settings. This helps you restore your work if you need to reinstall Windows or move to another PC
- Visit the download page.
- Download the Windows file.
- Run the file.
- Open the dashboard.
- Add your accounts.
- Set your rules.
- Start using cc-bridge