Your AI token usage, live in the menu bar.
UsageScope tracks local Codex, Claude, Gemini, OpenAI, Grok, and Perplexity usage signals so you know what you used, what is left, and when limits reset.
$1.99 one-time · macOS 13.5+ · Local-first by default
Every AI tool hides usage in a different place.
Quota resets are easy to miss until work stops.
Heavy AI users need history, not another billing page.
Built for people who run serious AI workflows.
UsageScope turns scattered provider limits and local token history into a fast native control surface.
One glance before the next expensive agent session.
The menu bar gauge shows remaining usage at all times and shifts color as available quota drops.
- Remaining percent by service
- Reset timing and status
- Auto-refreshing popover view
Token history that explains where the burn came from.
Track today, this month, and longer ranges with compact charts, service breakdowns, and a usage heatmap.
- Codex and Gemini local usage history
- Daily and monthly totals
- Service-colored stacked charts
Provider-aware monitoring, not a generic counter.
UsageScope reads the best available source for each service: local CLI history, OAuth-backed usage, official quota APIs, or API key fallback where needed.
- Claude, Codex/OpenAI, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity
- Credentials stored in macOS Keychain
- Fallback paths when provider APIs differ
Connect the tools you already use.
Different AI services expose different usage signals. UsageScope keeps the differences inside the app so your menu bar stays simple.
Codex / OpenAI
Reads Codex auth and local session token totals, with API key fallback for provider quota signals.
Claude
Uses Claude credentials or API key rate limit headers to estimate quota and reset state.
Gemini
Tracks Gemini CLI local usage history and provider quota signals where available.
Grok
Supports xAI API key monitoring through OpenAI-compatible quota headers.
Perplexity
Supports API key based usage estimation from response usage and rate limit signals.
Optional monthly tier ranking for power users.
When you want to compare your AI usage, UsageScope can submit your monthly summary and return an Overall tier plus per-service rankings.
Ranking is never automatic. The header prompt only opens the guide; data is sent only after you confirm submission.
Local-first by default. Explicit when shared.
UsageScope is designed around a strict privacy boundary. Your working data stays on your Mac unless you manually choose to check your monthly ranking.
Stop guessing your AI usage before work stops.
Install the native macOS menu bar app built for people who actually push their AI tools hard.