Codex Pulse
Know your Codex and Claude limits before they run out
Codex Pulse launched on August 15, 2026 with 1 votes, #11,494 of 23,274 launches that month.
What it does
A native macOS dashboard for separate Codex and optional Claude Web quota windows, reset times, and pace forecasts. See the signal in your menu bar, desktop widget, and local-first dashboard.
A native macOS dashboard for separate Codex and Claude quota windows, reset times, and pace forecasts.
One native macOS view for Codex and optional Claude Web limits — with the reset time and pace signal needed before you start the next task. Before you install: this is an unsigned public preview. macOS may require its standard one-time “Open Anyway” confirmation. Codex Weekly, Codex Spark, Claude current session, all models, and model-specific limits stay named and separate. See when this exact provider window becomes available again instead of inferring it from another plan. Understand whether the current rate of use is likely to reach the limit before that reset. Use the compact view while you work, then open the full dashboard for provider windows and local aggregate analytics. The task…from shromarketing.github.io
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Usage4ClaudeOct 2025 · github.com · ▲109I kept hitting Claude's 5-hour limit without realizing it, so I made this menu bar app to track it. Shows a color-coded ring (green/orange/red) and countdown to reset. Built it in Swift/SwiftUI, just for myself initially. Right now you have to manually grab your sessionKey from browser DevTools, which is annoying but works. Stores it in macOS Keychain so it's secure. Been actively working on it, already at v1.3.0 with much better UX now. It's open source (MIT) and works with all Claude platforms (web/CLI/desktop/mobile) since they share the quota. Currently…

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