Your AI limits.In the notch.

Claude, Codex, Antigravity, DeepSeek and opencode-go usage, live beside your Mac's camera. Limits, reset countdowns and spend are one click away, and gone again when you click elsewhere.

Download for macOS Watch the film

Free and open source. macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon or Intel. Signed and notarized.

This notch works. Click the percentage to open it, Clawd to switch provider, and swipe for page two. The numbers are samples.

The film

Thirty seconds
in the notch.

Features

Everything you'd check,
without checking.

Your real limits, not estimates.

The same 5-hour, 7-day and Fable weekly bars the Claude app shows, each with a reset countdown. Amber from 66%, red from 85%.

42%5-hour, resets in 2h 18m

71%7-day, resets in 3d 6h

18%Fable, resets in 3d 6h

Clawd keeps pace.

He walks faster as you near a limit and stops when you're out.

Five providers, one click.

Click the icon to cycle, or let the island rotate every 10 seconds, 30 seconds or minute. Only what's installed shows up.

Spend, day by day.

A 7-day chart in the island, today's cost with a projection for tonight, and every session by name.

Out of the way in full screen.

Optionally tucks into the notch while a film or game owns the display.

A notch on every Mac.

No notch? Claude Notch draws its own at the top of the screen.

Quiet by design.

No Dock icon, no menu-bar item. Settings live in a right-click menu, and updates install themselves.

The real app

Recorded on a real notch.

In motion. Click to open, swipe between pages, click away to close.

Limits page: 5-Hour, 7-Day and Fable weekly limits, today's cost, credits and all-time spend — **Limits.** 5-hour, 7-day and Fable weekly bars, plus today's cost.

Week chart of the last 7 days of local spend above today's conversations — **Week and sessions.** Seven days of spend, then today's conversations.

All-time top projects ranked by spend — **All-time projects.** Tap the sessions block to see your biggest projects.

Codex limits page: rate-limit windows above the 7-day token chart — **Codex limits.** Rate-limit windows and a 7-day token chart.

Codex detail page: weekly and all-time totals above recent tasks — **Codex tasks.** Account totals and your recent tasks.

Providers

Wherever you spend tokens.

Provider	What you see	Where it comes from
Claude	5-hour, 7-day and Fable weekly limits, credits, today's cost with a projection for tonight, named sessions, all-time projects	Claude Desktop, a browser signed in to claude.ai, or the Claude Code CLI login. Cost and tokens from your local `~/.claude` logs.
Codex	Rate-limit windows, token totals, credits, plan, recent tasks, 7-day token chart	The official local `codex app-server`. Session logs aren't parsed.
Antigravity	Quota windows, tokens, models, projects, week chart	The `agy` CLI's read-only `/usage` command, which spends no quota, plus token counts from its local stores.
DeepSeek	Balance, peak or off-peak pricing right now, spend today and this week	Your DeepSeek API key. Spend is observed from the balance going down, and labelled that way.
opencode-go	5-hour, weekly and monthly meters, renewals, Zen balance, sessions	Your opencode.ai browser session, with local history as the fallback.

Privacy

Local-first.
Honest about it.

Limits come from the provider.

The limit bars use the same endpoint the official apps do, so they count everything: desktop, terminal, cloud and remote sessions.

Spend is counted on your Mac.

Cost and token figures come from your local logs and are marked local. Cloud work counts toward your limits, not toward the local dollar figure.

Talks only to each provider's own service. No analytics, no servers of its own.
Never reads prompts, transcripts or artifacts. Only token counts and project folder names.
Reads the Claude Code CLI login without refreshing it, so your terminal session stays as it was.
Asks through the standard macOS Keychain prompt before reading anything stored there.

Every data source and security boundary is in the provider architecture.

Install

Running in a minute.

Download Claude Notch.zip from the latest release, unzip it and drag the app to Applications.
Open it. It's notarized, so there's no security warning. When the Keychain prompt appears, choose Always Allow.
Keep it around. Right-click the island and choose Launch at Login.

Build from source

Needs the full Xcode toolchain for the SwiftUI macros, plus a signed-in Claude, Codex, Antigravity, DeepSeek or opencode-go account.

git clone https://github.com/stevemcqueenz/claude-notch-tracker
cd claude-notch-tracker
swift run ClaudeNotch       # run it
bash scripts/make-app.sh    # build the .app and a zip

Put your limits
in the notch.

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