CLI Pulse

Name: CLI Pulse
Author: Yuhe Ye

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CLI Pulse keeps track of your AI coding tools: how much of each quota you have used, when it resets and what your usage is costing you. It works with Claude, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, Copilot, OpenRouter, Ollama and dozens of other providers, on your Mac and on your iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. On your Mac - Your providers' quotas and reset times, one click away in the menu bar - Pace: whether your quota will last until it resets, or when it will run out - Estimated cost from your Claude Code and Codex logs, calculated on your Mac - Usage history for each provider, an activity heatmap and a cost forecast - Active and recent sessions by project, with usage and estimated cost - Alerts when a quota crosses a threshold you choose and, when you are signed in, when your daily cost suddenly jumps - Cost reports you can export as CSV or PDF - Pulse Cat, an optional desktop cat whose vitals follow your real AI usage - No account needed: in local mode your usage stays on this Mac On iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch - The same quotas, costs, sessions and alerts, synced from your Mac - Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets (Pro) - Siri and Shortcuts: ask for today's status or for one provider's remaining quota - Apple Watch: quota rings, alerts and sessions on your wrist The iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch apps show what CLI Pulse collects on your Mac. Install it on your Mac and sign in with the same account on each device. Try Demo shows the app with sample data before you connect a Mac. Privacy - Your provider API keys and the contents of your session logs never leave your Mac - When you sign in, usage figures sync to your CLI Pulse account over an encrypted connection - No ads and no third-party analytics SDKs Free and Pro CLI Pulse is free for up to three providers. CLI Pulse Pro adds unlimited providers and the Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets. Subscription information CLI Pulse Pro is available as an auto-renewing subscription. Available plans, pricing, and billing periods are shown in the App Store and in the app at the time of purchase. Payment will be charged to your Apple Account at the confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. You can manage and cancel your subscriptions by going to your account settings on the App Store after purchase. Terms of Use: https://cli-pulse.github.io/cli-pulse/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://cli-pulse.github.io/cli-pulse/privacy.html

What's New in CLI Pulse

1.56.0

October 7, 2026

Codex cost estimates are higher in this version, and Claude estimates change. CLI Pulse on your Mac counts and prices your usage, so most of these figures change on iPhone once your Mac runs this version and syncs. • Codex cost estimates are higher. Subagent sessions are now counted; they used to be left out. And each request is priced at the API price OpenAI listed for its model on the day the request was made. Price changes apply from the day they take effect, and newer models have their own prices instead of gpt-5.4's: higher for some, such as gpt-5.5 and gpt-5.6-sol, and lower for others, such as gpt-5.6-luna. • Older Codex days are counted again under the new rules. If you allowed CLI Pulse on your Mac to read older logs, it recounts the older Codex days it has already synced, so those days in the Usage Dashboard show the new figures too. Some days keep their earlier figures, for example when their logs have been deleted. • The Usage Dashboard now counts Codex's cached input once. Cached input is already part of Codex's input but was added a second time, which made the Codex token totals there too high on every day. Costs were not affected. • Claude cost estimates for the last 30 days change as well: CLI Pulse on your Mac now prices Claude at Anthropic's list prices for each day, gives Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Sonnet 5.5 their own prices, and counts the full output of each response, so estimates go down for some models and up for others. • Try Demo now looks like the result of a single real refresh: its alerts, quotas, devices and Cost Summary are ones a real account can show, and the Cost Summary rows add up to its total. • A provider's overall Quota bar now fills to the share left, like the other bars.