I have used peakd advanced wallet for RC account claiming now for years - as you all know I love peakd, its an absolute workhorse and if you click around long enough there is a button to do just about anything, somewhere.
But recently I delegated a fat load of RCs to a friend, because he needed 10 accounts. Oh thats easy, I thought, take some RC delegation, claim 10, then I will withdraw and let it recharge.
Except - no? Peakd wallet, even in advanced mode, does not show the claimer unless you have 5000 HP. It doesnt show the multiple claimer unless you have 10,000 HP. So this "free activity with a friend", turned into a weeks worth of curation loss on ~4k HP, plus 30 extra clicks for my friend.
I'm sorry, but that's not good enough.
I had this tool somewhere down on my priority list, because RC account claim costs are dynamic, and there "used to be" a chart somewhere that tracked it. I hadn't seen it in a while and I didn't even know where to look.
But after this experience, my friend asked me "how much it cost?", what I was going to do for free, lend some RCs, had become a super short term 4k HP delegation.
In return, I asked him to buy some ARCHON tokens and submit a request for a tool.
So with that on "my radar", we took a look at what we could offer the ecosystem with a simple tool. I think 
Don't get me wrong, not everyone needs this. A lot of this is probably "just" a "nice to have". But honestly, how did we live for so long without this?
All the data is there, "HIVE can do" is moving towards "HIVE is doing" when we can actually use standalone tools to visualize and interact based on the information that is publically available, and always has been.
And for those number nerds among us, we even included reporting data:
So whether you just like seeing fancy graphs over time of dynamic variables, or you have big Hive Power and would like to have more control and visualization over your account claiming, this tool can be useful to you.
And now at least, I can easily lend RCs for account claims, without having to worry about the security issues (not to mention time) creating the accounts myself and sending the keys.
All in all, might be my favorite standalone tool so far, and that as I am "on vacation" at Talent Land.
