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Make the dashboard yours: name your meters, and put them in the order you want. NAME ANY METER Press and hold a meter and choose Rename, or tap its name in Settings > Meters & Visibility. Call a key "Work" or "Side project" instead of reading a row that ends in 85a. The name you choose follows that meter everywhere - the dashboard, the Lock Screen, the Dynamic Island, your widgets, your watch and your notifications - and clearing the box puts the original back. Especially handy if you keep more than one OpenRouter key. REORDER WITHOUT LEAVING THE DASHBOARD Press and hold any meter and choose Reorder. Every row and every section title gains arrows: move a meter within its account, or move a whole account or service up and down - put Codex above Claude if that is how you think. The arrows know where they are, so you only ever see the ones that do something. Whatever you arrange is exactly what Settings shows, and the other way round. Prefer a single nudge? Move up and Move down are right there in the same menu. OPENROUTER, PROPERLY See what you have actually spent - today, this week and this month - alongside your credit balance and your key's own running total. Even fractions of a penny show up, so a key you are really using never looks idle. Runlow will also give you a heads-up before a key expires, instead of quietly stopping one day. CLAUDE CREDITS THAT SHOW THE REAL NUMBER If you have not set a monthly limit on your Claude credits, Runlow now shows the money you have actually spent, and tells you exactly where to set a cap if you would rather see a percentage. YOUR KEY, YOUR CALL Pasting a key is never refused. If something looks off Runlow will say so, but it will always let you try - the service you are signing in to has the final say, not the app. HISTORY THAT STAYS PUT On the Mac your usage graph is saved properly now, so it is still there when you come back - and the 24 hour, 7 day and 30 day views each show you something different. I am an independent developer and I read every review. If Runlow is helping you, a quick rating genuinely makes my day - thank you.
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Runlow shows how much of your AI usage you have left β at a glance, everywhere you look. Track your own Claude, Codex (ChatGPT), Gemini, Cursor, GitHub Copilot and OpenRouter limits in one place, each as a clean, colour-coded meter that shades from green to red as it fills. WHAT IT TRACKS β’ Claude β your 5-hour session, weekly caps and per-model lanes, across multiple accounts β’ Codex (ChatGPT) β your plan's limits β’ Gemini β CLI quota β’ Cursor β plan usage β’ GitHub Copilot β premium request allowance β’ OpenRouter β credit balance LIVE ACTIVITIES & DYNAMIC ISLAND Pin your usage to the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island and see what's left without opening a thing. Choose which meter leads and which ones ride along. WIDGETS Add a Home Screen or Lock Screen widget and keep an eye on your limits from anywhere. A DASHBOARD BUILT FOR FOCUS β’ Full-screen mode turns your iPad or iPhone into an edge-to-edge wall of live meters β made for the desk while you build. β’ Landscape tile view lays every limit out at once. β’ Service status flags when a provider is having an outage. β’ Notifications warn you before you hit a wall β and tell you the moment a limit resets. MAKE IT YOURS Pick your colours, your icon, which meters show, and how the numbers read (used or remaining). Light or dark, it always looks right. ALSO ON MAC Runlow lives in your Mac's menu bar too. The number sits next to the clock; click it and every provider's limits drop down. One purchase covers your iPhone, iPad and Mac. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Runlow has no account and no server. You sign in to your own provider account, and everything β your credentials and your usage β stays on your device. Nothing is ever sent to us. Want a look first? Turn on Demo Mode to explore with sample data. Runlow is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Cursor, GitHub or OpenRouter.
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Make the dashboard yours: name your meters, and put them in the order you want. NAME ANY METER Press and hold a meter and choose Rename, or tap its name in Settings > Meters & Visibility. Call a key "Work" or "Side project" instead of reading a row that ends in 85a. The name you choose follows that meter everywhere - the dashboard, the Lock Screen, the Dynamic Island, your widgets, your watch and your notifications - and clearing the box puts the original back. Especially handy if you keep more than one OpenRouter key. REORDER WITHOUT LEAVING THE DASHBOARD Press and hold any meter and choose Reorder. Every row and every section title gains arrows: move a meter within its account, or move a whole account or service up and down - put Codex above Claude if that is how you think. The arrows know where they are, so you only ever see the ones that do something. Whatever you arrange is exactly what Settings shows, and the other way round. Prefer a single nudge? Move up and Move down are right there in the same menu. OPENROUTER, PROPERLY See what you have actually spent - today, this week and this month - alongside your credit balance and your key's own running total. Even fractions of a penny show up, so a key you are really using never looks idle. Runlow will also give you a heads-up before a key expires, instead of quietly stopping one day. CLAUDE CREDITS THAT SHOW THE REAL NUMBER If you have not set a monthly limit on your Claude credits, Runlow now shows the money you have actually spent, and tells you exactly where to set a cap if you would rather see a percentage. YOUR KEY, YOUR CALL Pasting a key is never refused. If something looks off Runlow will say so, but it will always let you try - the service you are signing in to has the final say, not the app. HISTORY THAT STAYS PUT On the Mac your usage graph is saved properly now, so it is still there when you come back - and the 24 hour, 7 day and 30 day views each show you something different. I am an independent developer and I read every review. If Runlow is helping you, a quick rating genuinely makes my day - thank you.
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