I built CodexSwitcher because managing multiple Codex accounts on macOS was still too manual, too opaque, and too easy to break. The original problem was simple: switching accounts, checking limits, and understanding usage took too much friction. But while building it, I realized the bigger issue was trust and visibility. People don’t just want to switch accounts faster, they want to know what is happening in the background, how limits are changing, where tokens are going, and whether unexpected drain is happening. So the product evolved from a lightweight menu bar switcher into a deeper control layer for Codex usage: account switching, rate-limit visibility, analytics, audit signals, and exportable usage data in one place. The goal is to make Codex account management feel operational, not guesswork.

CodexSwitcher 2.1

Manage multiple Codex accounts from your Mac menu bar

Manage multiple Codex accounts from your Mac menu bar