AI Usage

See how much of every AI subscription you've used, right in your Mac's menu bar. Claude, Codex, Antigravity, GitHub Copilot and Amp, with as many accounts as you have.

Download for Mac Version 0.1.0 · macOS 15 or later · Signed and notarized by Apple

The AI Usage menu showing Claude, Codex, Antigravity, Copilot and Amp accounts with their limits, next to the Add account screen — The menu, and the Add account screen. Example accounts.

What it does

Every subscription, one row each

Each account shows its plan and every limit it has, such as the 5-hour session and the weekly limit, with when it resets.

Finds your accounts by itself

On first launch it adds every account already signed in on your Mac. Add more, or hide one, at any time.

Live rings in the menu bar

Three rings show the three limits closest to running out. They turn orange at 75% and red at 90%.

Notifications

A notification when a limit passes 80%, 90% and 100%, so you can switch accounts before you run out.

One click to start working

Click an account to open its CLI in your terminal, signed in as that account, with permission prompts off.

Nothing leaves your Mac

It reads the sign-ins already on your Mac and asks each provider for your usage directly. There's no server and no analytics.

What you need

ClaudeClaude Code, signed in. Each config folder is its own account.
CodexThe Codex CLI, signed in with ChatGPT.
AntigravityThe Antigravity CLI (agy) 1.1.11 or later, signed in.
GitHub CopilotThe GitHub CLI (gh), signed in. Every account it knows appears.
AmpThe Amp CLI signed in, or an Amp access token.

You only need the CLIs for the services you use.