Apps similar to Codenotch include AI Limits, which is free and open source. Other options are Vibe Island, Notch Pilot, onWatch and Tokens 4 Breakfast. You're spoiled for choice with AI Coding Assistants like Codenotch: we list more than 25 alternatives for Mac, Windows, Linux and the web.
Pacer shows how much of your weekly Claude and Codex limits you've used, and whether you're on pace. Tell it when you want to use your limit by, for example "all of it by Friday", and how to spread it (even, front-loaded, or back-loaded).
Codealong finds every coding agent session on your Mac, wherever it started (Claude Code across several accounts, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity and Cursor), and puts them on one board grouped by project, repo, worktree, branch and pull request.
A free, open-source way to keep Claude's usage limits in view, for Chrome, Firefox and Edge, in 8 languages. Like other Claude usage trackers it shows your 5-hour session and weekly limits with reset countdowns, but it also works on the Free plan (where claude.
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Tidemark shows every rate-limit window your AI providers report: how much you have burned, when it resets, and whether your current pace gets you there. One card per account, side by side, so you can tell at a glance which provider to start a long run on.
tokenmaxxing is a free, open-source CLI and public leaderboard for AI coding usage. It builds on ccusage to combine daily token usage from multiple coding agents and machines into one profile.
