Track all your AI coding subscriptions in one place

Fork Notice

This repository is a Windows-focused fork of robinebers/openusage.

• Upstream project: github.com/robinebers/openusage
• This fork keeps the original architecture and plugin model, while adapting the app for Windows and cross-platform local development.
• Credit for the original project, idea, and base implementation belongs to Robin Ebers.

See your usage at a glance from your tray or menu bar. No digging through dashboards.

Current Status

• macOS: upstream remains the best reference and release source
• Windows: this fork adds native Windows development support and Windows-oriented provider path fixes
• Linux / WSL: useful for editing, but not the primary runtime target for this fork

Download

Download the latest release (fork releases; create your first release to populate this page)

The app auto-updates. Install once and you're set.

What It Does

OpenUsage lives in your tray or menu bar and shows you how much of your AI coding subscriptions you've used. Progress bars, badges, and clear labels. No mental math required.

• One glance. All your AI tools, one panel.
• Always up-to-date. Refreshes automatically on a schedule you pick.
• Global shortcut. Toggle the panel from anywhere with a customizable keyboard shortcut.
• Lightweight. Opens instantly, stays out of your way.
• Plugin-based. New providers get added without updating the whole app.
• Local HTTP API. Other apps can read your usage data from 127.0.0.1:6736.
• Proxy support. Route provider HTTP requests through a SOCKS5 or HTTP proxy.

Supported Providers

• Amp / free tier, bonus, credits
• Antigravity / all models
• Claude / session, weekly, peak/off-peak, extra usage, local token usage (ccusage)
• Codex / session, weekly, reviews, credits
• Copilot / premium, chat, completions
• Cursor / credits, total usage, auto usage, API usage, on-demand, CLI auth
• Factory / Droid / standard, premium tokens
• Gemini / pro, flash, workspace/free/paid tier
• JetBrains AI Assistant / quota, remaining
• Kiro / credits, bonus credits, overages
• Kimi Code / session, weekly
• MiniMax / coding plan session
• OpenCode Go / 5h, weekly, monthly spend limits
• Windsurf / prompt credits, flex credits
• Z.ai / session, weekly, web searches

Community contributions welcome.

Want a provider that's not listed? Open an issue.

Open Source, Community Driven

OpenUsage is built by its users. Hundreds of people use it daily, and the project grows through community contributions: new providers, bug fixes, and ideas.

I maintain the project as a guide and quality gatekeeper, but this is your app as much as mine. If something is missing or broken, the best way to get it fixed is to contribute by opening an issue, or submitting a PR.

Plugins are currently bundled as we build our the API, but soon will be made flexible so you can build and load their own.

How to Contribute

• Add a provider. Each one is just a plugin. See the Plugin API.
• Fix a bug. PRs welcome. Provide before/after screenshots.
• Request a feature. Open an issue and make your case.

Keep it simple. No feature creep, no AI-generated commit messages, test your changes.

Built Entirely with AI

Not a single line of code in this project was read or written by hand. 100% AI-generated, AI-reviewed, AI-shipped — using Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex CLI.

OpenUsage is a real-world example of what I teach in the AI Builder's Blueprint — a proven process for building and shipping software with AI, no coding background required.

Sponsors

OpenUsage is supported by our sponsors. Become a sponsor to get your logo here and on openusage.ai.

Become a Sponsor

Credits

Inspired by CodexBar by @steipete. Same idea, very different approach.

License

MIT

Run Locally

The short version:

npm install
npm run bundle:plugins
npm run tauri dev

For the full setup, troubleshooting, and Windows-specific instructions, see docs/running-locally.md.

Keep Codex Fast

This fork includes a Windows-first Codex maintenance tool:

.\tools\keep-codex-fast\Keep-CodexFast.ps1 -IncludeWsl

It inspects by default and makes no changes unless you pass -Apply. It backs up first, archives old sessions/worktrees, rotates large logs, and can also check WSL Codex state.

See tools/keep-codex-fast/README.md.

Publishing This Fork

If you want to publish this repository publicly, you have two good options:

1. Create a real GitHub fork of robinebers/openusage.
2. Create a separate public repository and keep the attribution in this README.

If you choose option 2, keep this section and the Fork Notice above so the upstream relationship stays explicit.

npm run build:release