A small, native app for Codex and Claude Code, on Mac, Windows, and Linux. It shows how much you have left, how fast you are using it, and when it resets. Right on your screen edge.
The real LLM Bar mascot and quota bar, drawn from the app's own pixel art. Grab it, drop it on any screen edge, drain the quota to watch it turn amber then red. Then make it yours.
geser bar-nya · taruh di tepi biar nempel, atau di mana saja biar mengambang
Klik maskotnya buat ganti tool. Pencet Use quota, lihat kuotanya turun.
The amount left for each tool, easy to see from the corner of your screen.
A simple green, amber, or red signal, and an estimate of where you will be by reset time.
Official, estimated, experimental, or account based. Every number is labeled.
Local by default. No server, no chat, no tracking. It just reads the usage your tools already save on your machine. Each number shows its source, so an exact one and a rough guess never look the same.
Every tool gets its own pixel hero. Dress the bar with a living scene, from calm string lights to a tiny aquarium, then pick a background world to match your mood.
Try every scene, hat, and background live in the demo above.
Approve it once on first launch: Open Anyway on Mac, Run anyway on Windows.
Codex and Claude Code work right away. Others are optional.
Your little hero watches your limits from the edge of your screen.
Codex needs no setup at all. Claude Code just needs its local helper switched on once before its first reading.
By default, nothing leaves your machine. The optional account mode stays off until you turn it on, and it is labeled clearly. LLM Bar never asks for API keys, never reads browser cookies, and never sees your prompts or chats.
It is an indie app without a paid certificate, so macOS asks you to Open Anyway once, and Windows SmartScreen asks you to Run anyway once. Never turn off Gatekeeper or SmartScreen entirely.
No. It reads your Codex and Claude Code terminal usage, not the ChatGPT or Claude websites.
No. It only reads usage counts, never your prompts or chats. By default it makes no internet calls.
No. It reads what your tools already save on your machine. There is no API-key box anywhere.
It is an indie app without a $99 Apple certificate. Click Open Anyway once in System Settings, Privacy & Security.
Same reason: an indie app without a paid certificate. Click More info, then Run anyway, once.
Claude Code shows its usage through a small local helper. Turn it on once and the Claude gauge starts working.
LLM Bar shows an estimate or marks it unavailable. It never shows a fake gauge just to look full.
No. LLM Bar is independent. It only reads usage data those tools already save on your machine.