CodexBar Usage Monitor
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CodexBar 1.4.0 adds more provider metrics, guided sign-in, and longer usage history. - Connect Google Gemini and see Gemini Apps, Gemini Models, and Other models in one account, with separate five-hour and weekly limits, reset times, and usage projections where available. - Connect Grok to see verified paid weekly usage and Extra Usage Credits when available, separately from Cursor's Grok Bot allowance. - Monitor GitHub Billing through its own sign-in, with personal and organization spending, included allowances, budgets, and month-end projections where supported. - Connect OpenCode Go and Zen through browser approval and workspace selection, without pasting credentials. - Choose browser or private sign-in for ChatGPT / Codex and OpenCode. Distinct Codex accounts stay separate, and duplicate identities remain blocked. - Track every reported Codex usage window, including separate Codex Spark limits. Optionally show the reported Codex Credits balance, with a separate choice for each account. - See Cursor Models, Other Models, and Grok Bot usage separately. Over-limit readings and on-demand spending stay visible. Expired Cursor sign-in renews when possible; guided reconnection preserves your saved card choices. - Explore up to 90 days of daily usage history alongside recent detailed samples, with clearer dates at the chart edges on iPhone and iPad. - See Greptile's provider-returned free-allowance renewal date through a verified dashboard session. Fresh Google-backed Greptile billing sign-in or reconnection may be unavailable in this version. This update also clarifies Claude's five-hour and weekly windows and Codex's 30-day window, improves saved-account and History recovery, and makes account menus easier to open on iPad. Metrics depend on the connected provider and account; missing data is not replaced with guessed usage.
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CodexBar Usage Monitor keeps your AI usage, limits, balances, and refresh status in one iPhone and iPad dashboard. Check what is available before starting work, whether you use one provider or several. Supported providers: - ChatGPT / Codex - GitHub Copilot - GitHub Billing - Claude - Grok - Cursor - OpenRouter - OpenCode Go + Zen - Moonshot (Kimi) - Greptile - Google Gemini What you can track: - Usage limits, balances, reset times, refresh status, and alerts where each provider makes those metrics available - GitHub personal and organization billing, included allowances, budgets, and spending projections where supported - Gemini Apps and coding limits in one account, with separate five-hour and weekly metrics - Grok paid weekly usage and Extra Usage Credits where available, separately from Cursor's Grok Bot allowance - Greptile completed-review activity and provider-returned free-allowance renewal dates, kept distinct from pull requests and billing credit balances - Multiple accounts and provider groups, so work and personal configurations stay organized - Up to 90 days of daily usage history alongside recent detailed samples Make the dashboard yours: - Show, hide, reorder, resize, and restyle individual metrics - Set usage alerts for the metrics that matter to you - Configure Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets with saved usage snapshots - Check the paired Apple Watch dashboard and configurable complications. Setup stays on the iPhone; widgets and Watch show saved snapshots, and system scheduling controls background refresh. Privacy and account model: - No CodexBar account is required - Provider credentials stay on your device and are stored in Keychain where appropriate - Provider requests go directly from your device to the services you configure, not through a HemSoft backend - Widgets and Apple Watch receive presentation snapshots, never provider credentials - Feedback is optional. You preview and choose whether to open a private email draft or a public GitHub report. Provider metrics and authorization depend on the service, account, subscription, and available permissions. Unavailable data stays unavailable rather than becoming guessed usage. Greptile renewal dates require a verified dashboard session; fresh Google-backed billing sign-in or reconnection may be unavailable in this version. CodexBar is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the providers it displays. Provider names identify only the services you choose to connect.
What's new · 1.4.0
CodexBar 1.4.0 adds more provider metrics, guided sign-in, and longer usage history. - Connect Google Gemini and see Gemini Apps, Gemini Models, and Other models in one account, with separate five-hour and weekly limits, reset times, and usage projections where available. - Connect Grok to see verified paid weekly usage and Extra Usage Credits when available, separately from Cursor's Grok Bot allowance. - Monitor GitHub Billing through its own sign-in, with personal and organization spending, included allowances, budgets, and month-end projections where supported. - Connect OpenCode Go and Zen through browser approval and workspace selection, without pasting credentials. - Choose browser or private sign-in for ChatGPT / Codex and OpenCode. Distinct Codex accounts stay separate, and duplicate identities remain blocked. - Track every reported Codex usage window, including separate Codex Spark limits. Optionally show the reported Codex Credits balance, with a separate choice for each account. - See Cursor Models, Other Models, and Grok Bot usage separately. Over-limit readings and on-demand spending stay visible. Expired Cursor sign-in renews when possible; guided reconnection preserves your saved card choices. - Explore up to 90 days of daily usage history alongside recent detailed samples, with clearer dates at the chart edges on iPhone and iPad. - See Greptile's provider-returned free-allowance renewal date through a verified dashboard session. Fresh Google-backed Greptile billing sign-in or reconnection may be unavailable in this version. This update also clarifies Claude's five-hour and weekly windows and Codex's 30-day window, improves saved-account and History recovery, and makes account menus easier to open on iPad. Metrics depend on the connected provider and account; missing data is not replaced with guessed usage.
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