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.