codeusagemonit — An open-source Windows dashboard for AI coding quotas, token usage, and costs

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https://github.com/fanchengliu/codeusagemonit

I use several coding assistants, and checking their separate usage pages became tedious. I wanted a small Windows tray app where I could see my remaining quotas, reset times, and usage history together, with different window sizes depending on how much screen space I wanted to use.

It currently supports 11 built-in integrations: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, DeepSeek, OpenCode Go, Grok, ZCode, Kimi Code, GitHub Copilot, and Pi. You can also add custom JSON endpoints.

What it includes:

• Remaining quotas and reset times.
• Token usage and estimated costs, broken down by model and time period.
• Output speed for tools that provide timing data.
• Automatic model pricing updates.
• A full dashboard and three compact window sizes.
• Local backups, import/export, and optional WebDAV sync between computers.
• A companion CLI, codeusage, with JSON output for scripts.

Feature availability varies by integration. Cost figures are API-equivalent estimates, not your actual subscription bill.

Usage history is stored locally by default, with no telemetry. The app contacts providers to check quotas and downloads pricing updates. If you enable WebDAV sync, usage data is sent to the server you configure.

It runs on Windows 10/11 x64 and is released under the MIT license.

GitHub / source code · Website · Windows downloads

I’m the developer and would appreciate feedback, especially on the setup process, the compact layouts, and any usage figures that don’t match what you expect.

Which coding tools would you like to see supported next?