MaxUsage
The no-brainer way to max out your AI subscriptions
What it does
I pay for 6 AI coding subscriptions — Claude, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, OpenCode, and Grok. MaxUsage sits in your menu bar and tells you which one to use right now, based on remaining quota and reset time — so nothing goes to waste and nothing runs dry mid-task. 100% local and open source. It reads credentials already on your Mac and only talks to each provider's own API. Free forever.
Pick which AI coding subscription to use right now to maximize quotas | 智能推荐当前最该用哪个 AI 编程订阅，最大化额度，拒绝浪费 - 1c7/max-usage
Intelligently recommends which AI coding subscription (Claude, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode, Cursor, and more) to use right now to maximize your quotas. I subscribe to 6 different AI coding tools and wanted to maximize usage across all of them. Checking each one's usage page by hand is tedious: MaxUsage shows all remaining quotas and reset times, and tells you which one to use first. Download the latest DMG , open it, and drag MaxUsage into your /Applications folder. brew install 1c7/tap/max-usage "Apple could not verify..." on first launch? The DMG is ad-hoc signed, not notarized, so macOS blocks it by default. Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security , scroll to the blocked-app notice,…from github.com
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