Live Claude limits
Track the 5-hour session, weekly quota, Sonnet and Opus limits with reset times and threshold-aware colors.
Native Claude + optional Codex usage monitor
Real-time subscription usage for both Windows and macOS. Track Claude by default and optionally add Codex usage to the same dashboard.
See it in action
Everything at a glance
ClaudeMeter stays out of the way until you need it, then shows every limit that matters in one native dashboard.
Track the 5-hour session, weekly quota, Sonnet and Opus limits with reset times and threshold-aware colors.
Enable an additional Codex section in Settings to keep Claude and Codex usage visible in the same dashboard, including compact mode.
Explore 24-hour, 7-day and 30-day charts with a clear 0–100% scale.
Get threshold alerts, reset reminders and update notifications with the branded app icon.
Open the dashboard only when needed or keep the optional mini widget visible.
No telemetry, advertising or analytics inside the app. Credentials remain on your device and requests go directly to the provider.
Make it yours
Every surface, accent, chart and progress gradient stays synchronized across the dashboard and mini widget.
Open-source pulse
Live public repository metrics update automatically. Page loads are approximate requests counted from the day this site launched.
The site counter and visitor map use third-party analytics to show approximate traffic and geographic distribution. GitHub stars, releases and issues come directly from the public GitHub API.
Ready in a minute
Install Claude Code and sign in so ClaudeMeter can use your existing local session.
Launch the portable Windows executable or macOS app bundle. Nothing else to install.
Click the ClaudeMeter icon whenever you want a fast, provider-aware usage overview.
Questions, answered
The native application collects no telemetry. This public project website uses a Hits counter and a MapMyVisitors widget to show approximate page requests and visitor locations.
No. ClaudeMeter reads your existing Claude Code credentials and local Codex logs. It does not ask you to create another provider key.
It is written in Rust and uses native Windows and macOS interfaces instead of bundling Chromium, Node.js, Python or .NET.
Windows 10/11 and Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 12 or newer are supported by the current releases.
Stay ahead of the limit
Free, open source and built to stay lightweight.