ClaudeUsage – macOS menu bar app to track your Claude Pro usage limits
Scrapes Claude's undocumented API to put usage in your menu bar—fragile but useful.
A pragmatic, well-executed macOS menu-bar utility solving a small but real problem for Anthropic users, but conceptually straightforward.
macOS Claude (Anthropic) users, developers and power users who want quick subscription and token-usage visibility
v1.3 adds dollar-based subscription tracking: see what percentage of your monthly subscription you've actually used, track extra usage spend in real time, and get tier recommendations based on your usage patterns (overpaying? underpowered? forgotten subscription?). All computed locally — nothing leaves your machine.
Zero config — reads OAuth credentials directly from macOS Keychain (from your existing Claude Code login). Pure Swift/SwiftUI, no dependencies.
Install: brew install rajish/tap/cc-hdrm
Scrapes Claude's undocumented API to put usage in your menu bar—fragile but useful.
Notch pet that lives in your MacBook notch while tracking Claude token usage.
Clever PTY hack to avoid Keychain prompts, but solves a Claude Code UX papercut, not a platform gap.
Reads cookies directly; no auth dance, no Electron, pure native macOS.
Native menu bar dots track Claude Code sessions plus browser-cookie usage limits.
Turns Claude usage numbers into an immediately understandable battery UI — two menu-bar icons (session and weekly), red alerts under 20%, per-model breakdown, and a weekly reset countdown in a compact popover. The multi-account support (up to 5) and nickname editing are thoughtful touches for people juggling personal and work accounts. It isn't revolutionary, but the battery metaphor and tiny friction to install (DMG + menu-bar UX) make this the kind of tool non-technical teammates will actually use.