Android / Kotlin / Jetpack Compose
Know your limits before you hit them.
Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot and Gemini each hide your remaining quota behind a different screen. This reads all four and puts them on one, with the reset times that actually matter.
Free. No in-app purchases. No account to create.
It reads the same numbers you do
You sign in to each service in the app's own web view. It then reads the usage endpoint that page already calls. Nothing is scraped from a third-party mirror and nothing is estimated.
New limits appear without an update
Providers change plans and windows constantly. The parser groups whatever the payload returns and treats any group with a percentage as a limit, so a new one shows up on its own.
Absent beats invented
If a provider does not publish a number, the app shows nothing there. A blank row is honest. A guessed percentage is worse than no app.
It never holds your credentials.
Every competitor in this category copies your session cookies into its own storage. That is how you end up reading a review about an unknown device appearing on someone's account.
This app keeps nothing. Sessions live in Android's own web view cookie store, which is the same place your browser keeps them.
- NONECredentials stored. No tokens, no cookies copied out, no password field anywhere in the app.
- NONEData collected. Nothing leaves the device except the requests you would make by opening the provider yourself.
- LOCALHistory. Your own observation history is stored in Room on the phone. Signing out kills the live readings and keeps the history, badged as archived.
- ONE TAPDelete all. Wipes readings, history and sessions together. No confirmation email, no server to ask.
Percentages on the phone. Real numbers from the desktop.
No provider exposes token counts to a web session, so the phone can only ever show percentages. Pair the desktop bridge by scanning a QR code and it reads your local CLI logs instead: real tokens, models, projects and cost, converted at the day's live exchange rate rather than a rate baked in months ago.