codenotch - usage limits on the screen edge
About Codenotch
A macOS app that pins the usage limits of Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Antigravity to an edge of your screen, so you can see how much of a plan is left without asking. It also answers the question the official commands do not: whether a run is still working, shown as a thin arc that spins while a provider is busy. It never signs in anywhere, borrowing the credentials of sessions you already have. Primary platform is macOS, with a Windows port in Rust and Tauri 2; there is no native Linux build.
Key Capabilities
Shows remaining plan limits for four providers at once, at the edge of the screen
Answers "is it still working?" with a live activity ring, not just a percentage
Signs in nowhere: reads the credentials of sessions you already have
Notch or edge placement, so the number sits outside the window you are working in
Updates itself with signed builds
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