Your AI coding tools' usage, one hover away. Every service has its own 5-hour, weekly, or monthly limits, and the worst time to find out is when you've already hit one. AI Usage Meter sits in the system tray and puts what's left, and when it resets, on one small card.
showing the percentage left, a progress bar, and a countdown to the reset.
It lists exactly the limits each service reports.
and only one per reset period.
Old numbers are never passed off as current ones.
| Tool | Where the numbers come from |
|---|---|
| Claude Code | The usage data Claude Code gives its status line. Press "Install" in Settings to start capturing it; your existing status line keeps working |
| Codex | Codex CLI's official App Server, falling back to the records Codex keeps on your computer |
| Antigravity CLI | Antigravity CLI's official /usage command |
| GitHub Copilot | GitHub's official Copilot SDK |
Only Claude Code and Codex are turned on by default; turn on the others in Settings. The matching tool must be installed and signed in.
AI Usage Meter is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Anthropic, OpenAI, GitHub, or Google.
AI Usage Meter never reads or stores your passwords or sign-in tokens. When it needs live numbers, it asks the official tool that is already signed in on your computer to look them up, and shows the result. In the background it only reads local records. It checks online only when you open the card, and not again for a few minutes (the Microsoft Store version also asks the Store now and then whether a new version is available).
No server of its own, no analytics, no third-party advertising, and no personal data collected. We receive none of your data.
For the details, see the AI Usage Meter Privacy Policy.
Coming soon to the Microsoft Store, free of charge.
For problems, bugs, or privacy questions, email [email protected] with your Windows version and a description of the issue.
Developer website: fish-zero.com