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QuotaRing
See which Claude Code session ate your usage limit
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See which Claude Code session ate your usage limit
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QuotaRing puts the usage limits of Claude Code, Codex and 14 more AI coding tools in your Mac's notch. Each limit shows when it resets and how long it lasts at your pace. When one runs low, it says which tool still has room. Under Claude, it lists every Claude Code session in the current window with its share of the limit, so you can see which one used it up. No account or API key: it reads the sign-ins already on your Mac. Free for one tool.
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Hi everyone, I'm CuperTiny, a solo developer.
I built QuotaRing because I kept hitting Claude's 5-hour limit in the middle of a task, with no idea which of my Claude Code sessions had used it up. A long refactor and a quick fix look the same on a ring that says 68%.
QuotaRing is a native Mac app that puts the usage limits of Claude Code, Codex and 14 more AI coding tools in your notch, or the menu bar on Macs without one:
• Every limit shows when it resets and how long it lasts at your current pace
• When one tool runs low, it tells you which one still has room
• Under Claude, it lists every Claude Code session in the current window with its project, branch, tokens and estimated share of the limit
• Live Claude Code and Codex sessions with their model, context and cost, plus a nudge when one needs you
• An iPhone app with widgets and a Live Activity, synced through your private iCloud
There's no account or API key to set up: it reads the sign-ins Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity and Cursor already keep on your Mac, and your history stays there.
It's free for one tool, with no sign-up. Paid plans are one-time purchases, no subscription.
If you juggle several AI tools or accounts, I'm curious what you'd want it to show that it doesn't yet.