iPhone · Apple Watch · Mac

Know how much you have left.

AI Quota meters your personal Claude, Codex, Cursor and GitHub Copilot limits, and puts them on your home screen, your wrist and your menu bar. No account. No server. Nothing to configure but the accounts you already have.

Claude
Codex
Cursor
Copilot

Read the setup guide $4.99 once. No subscription, no in-app purchases.

Widgets that earn their place

Every size is designed on its own terms rather than scaled from one layout. Countdowns tick live, meters shift to amber before you run out, and a missed refresh shows the last known figure with its age instead of an error.

Large widget listing four accounts with capacity bars, an activity heatmap and lifetime statistics — Overview — limits, activity and streaks together.

Medium widget with one row per account showing percentage used and time until reset — All Accounts — every provider in one row each.

Small widget with concentric rings showing session and weekly usage for one account — Usage Rings — session outside, weekly inside.

Home screen and desktop

Small, medium and large widgets on iPhone, iPad and Mac, including the Notification Centre.

Lock screen and StandBy

Circular, rectangular and inline widgets, checked in the tinted and vibrant rendering modes so they still read at a glance.

Apple Watch

Complications for the circular, corner, rectangular and inline families, plus a glanceable app.

Pick per widget

Point any widget at one account or at all of them combined. Add as many widgets as you like.

Where your usage actually goes

A year of activity as a contribution grid, with streaks, active days and peak days — per account or combined. On the Mac, AI Quota can read the logs your CLI tools already keep locally to report true token counts, and sync those figures to your other devices through your own iCloud.

Large widget showing a year of daily usage as two half-year heatmap bands with summary statistics — A year of activity, split into two half-year bands.

The same overview widget rendered in light appearance — Designed for light and dark, not adapted to it.

The privacy part, plainly

There is no AI Quota account and no AI Quota server. Requests go from your device straight to the service they belong to.
Credentials are stored in your device's Keychain, marked so they never sync to iCloud, and are never transmitted anywhere else.
For Claude, AI Quota asks only for profile access. It cannot send prompts or spend your quota even if its token were stolen.
No analytics, no telemetry, no crash reporting, no advertising identifiers. Nothing to opt out of.

Read the full privacy policy

Questions

Does this work with team or enterprise plans?

AI Quota is built for personal accounts. Team, business and enterprise plans report usage through administrator APIs that a personal app cannot read, so they are out of scope.

Can I track more than one account per service?

Yes. Add as many as you like, name them whatever makes sense, and each gets its own meters, colour and history.

Do I need a Mac?

No. The iPhone app connects to each service on its own. A Mac adds richer analytics from the logs your CLI tools keep locally, but nothing requires one.

What happens if a service changes its API?

Only one of these services publishes a documented usage endpoint, so a change can temporarily stop a meter updating. AI Quota keeps showing the last figure it retrieved along with its age, and never blanks a meter or invents a number.

Is there a subscription?

No. AI Quota is $4.99 once, covering iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac as a single purchase. There are no in-app purchases.

AI Quota is an independent app. It is not affiliated with, authorised by, or endorsed by Anthropic, OpenAI, Cursor or GitHub. Claude, Codex, Cursor and GitHub Copilot are trademarks of their respective owners, used here only to describe which service an account belongs to.