TokenWatch
Under reviewAI usage and reset information on your phone
Built for developers who use several AI coding tools: shows session and weekly usage limits as gauges with pace indicators and reset alerts, on iOS and Android.
Built by Juseong Mun · Productivity · Developer Tools · Analytics · Paid
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Built for developers who use several AI coding tools: shows session and weekly usage limits as gauges with pace indicators and reset alerts, on iOS and Android.
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Services connect either through in-app login (Claude, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Grok, Cursor) or an API key (Kimi Code, OpenRouter, DeepSeek, Poe, ElevenLabs). Refresh timing adapts to activity, checking more often when usage climbs quickly and less often when it is idle. On iOS, service credentials are stored in the Keychain for that device only, and usage checks go directly from the device to each provider rather than through the developer's servers.
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Key Features
- Displays session and weekly AI usage left as gauges on one screen
- Shows whether usage pace is on track or ahead of the schedule
- Sends an alert when a usage limit resets
- Weights the weekly baseline to actual working hours
- Speeds up refresh when usage rises fast and slows it when idle
- Stores AI service credentials on-device in the iOS Keychain
Use Cases
- Checking how much session and weekly allowance remains on Claude, Codex, or Cursor before starting a large coding task
- Spotting when heavy usage is running ahead of the weekly pace so you can slow down before hitting the limit
- Getting notified when a service's usage limit resets so you can resume work right away
From the founder
Who it's for
“Developers who write code with AI assistants like Claude and Codex every day. If you keep hitting session or weekly limits mid-task, or keep switching to a terminal to check how much you have left and when it resets, TokenWatch puts that on a phone next to your screen. You need your own accounts for the supported services.”
Why I built it
“I'm David, the developer of TokenWatch, based in Korea. Most of my coding now happens with Claude and Codex, and I kept running into usage limits at bad moments. My workaround was a separate terminal where I ran commands every so often to check remaining usage and reset times. It worked, but it broke my focus. So I built TokenWatch for myself: a small dashboard that stays open on a phone in a dock beside my computer and shows usage and reset information for the services it supports. What it can show depends on the service and the OS. It does not include any AI subscription or extra usage quota. It's available on iOS and Android.”
Who it is for
- People paying for several AI coding assistants who need to track their usage limits
- Developers using Claude, Codex, Cursor, or GitHub Copilot daily
Pricing
$2.99 one-time (US list price)
FAQ
AI 서비스 로그인 정보는 안전한가요?
AI 서비스 인증 토큰은 iOS 키체인에 이 기기 전용으로만 저장되며, 개발자에게 전송되지 않습니다. 사용량 조회는 기기에서 각 서비스로 직접 요청합니다.
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