Keep Claude, Codex / ChatGPT, and Antigravity usage limits and reset times visible while you work, so a session never ends as a surprise.
Each gauge shows what is left and when that allowance resets. Leave it in the menu bar or on your desktop while you code.
One glance tells you whether you can keep going, switch tools, or take a break. No provider dashboards, logins, or tab-switching.
Floating liquid gauges that stay on your desktop or in the menu bar. The liquid level is your remaining quota.
Claude, Codex / ChatGPT, and Antigravity side by side, including session limits, weekly limits, and reset timers where available.
Reads usage from your existing signed-in sessions and refreshes it locally while you work.
Inspect the readers and desktop code to see exactly what the app accesses on your Mac.
Usage is read locally from your own sessions. Nothing is sent to any server but the providers' own.
The first 100 users who try the app and share genuine feedback can apply for a free lifetime license.
Use AI Usage Ball, share genuine product feedback, and apply for a free lifetime personal license.
It reads from the sessions already on your Mac (the same login your CLI / browser uses) and queries each provider's own usage endpoint locally. Your credentials never leave your machine and are never sent to us.
Claude (Anthropic), Codex / ChatGPT (OpenAI) and Antigravity. Each orb shows remaining quota and the time until it resets.
No. The first 100 users who try the app and share genuine feedback can apply for a free lifetime license, with no recurring charge.
Every download includes 30 fully featured days with no card required. During the founding offer, the first 100 eligible users can apply for a free lifetime license after trying the app and sharing genuine feedback.
The Apple Watch companion is currently in development. The Mac app already shows the same live orbs and countdowns — watch support is coming in a future update.
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macOS 12+ · Apple Silicon (M1 or later)