UsageScope vs Vibe Corgi

Track usage, remaining limits, and reset times across your AI services with UsageScope for iPhone. • Many AI services, one place. • Your usage, over time. • Remaining limits, on your lock screen. • Your usage. Your rank. Connect supported AI services, including Codex, Claude, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, and other available providers. Review usage history by period, follow your optional usage ranking, and explore practical command guides in Learn. Use widgets, Live Activities, and reset notifications to check limits without reopening the app. Available data, refresh timing, and reset schedules depend on the provider and iOS background activity. Some connections and token-history sources require UsageScope on a Mac; Mac-to-iPhone sync uses your private iCloud account and QR pairing. AI services require their own accounts or credentials. UsageScope does not include AI service access or additional usage quota. Service names and logos belong to their respective owners. The app includes app-opening ads. An optional monthly Remove Ads subscription removes ads while active. Manage or restore it in Settings. App analytics and crash reporting have separate opt-out controls. App interface language availability is independent of this store listing. Support: https://www.usagescope.com/support#ios Privacy Policy: https://www.usagescope.com/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

A small corgi lives on your phone and mirrors the coding agent on your Mac. It runs while the agent works, naps when the work is done, and comes to you the moment it needs a yes. No dashboard. No terminal to babysit. Just a dog you can read from across the room. SEVEN MOODS • Running — the agent is flat out, and so is the corgi. • Walking — steady pace, steady progress. • Strolling — things have slowed down. • Stopped — nothing is running. The corgi settles. • Hungry — your usage limit is spent. • Happy — the limit reset. Back to work. • Pooping — an agent is waiting on your yes. That last one is the reason this app exists. When an agent stops to ask permission, you see it at once instead of discovering twenty minutes later that nothing has happened. DISCREET BY DESIGN On the Lock Screen, in the Dynamic Island and on your wrist, there is only the dog. No status text, no numbers, nothing that tells the person beside you what you are building. The one tell is the corgi's collar: orange for Claude Code, green for Codex — the names themselves never appear on screen. Want the specifics? Turn on Show details. It stays off until you ask. PRIVATE BY CONSTRUCTION No account. No sign-in. No analytics, no tracking, no server of ours anywhere. The corgi's state travels through your own iCloud private database and nowhere else, which means we cannot read it either. There is nothing to opt out of. MADE FOR THE MAC COMPANION The corgi's moods come from a small Mac app, installed from vibecorgi.conylab.workers.dev or with Homebrew: brew install --cask tuziani/tap/vibe-corgi It is notarized by Apple. It reads local hook and status-line events only — never your code, your prompts or your agent's output, only whether something is running, idle or waiting. No Mac nearby? The iPhone app walks through all seven moods on its own, so you can see exactly how it behaves first. FOUR STYLES, 28 LANGUAGES Gummy, Pixel, Ink and Geo — switch whenever the mood strikes. The corgi shows up full size on iPhone, on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island as a Live Activity (iOS 16.2 or later), and on Apple Watch. WHO IT'S FOR Anyone who sets an agent running and then loses the thread — the long build, the big refactor, the moment the agent waits politely for a yes while you are three tabs away. Set it up once, then let the dog tell you. No in-app purchases, no subscription. Not affiliated with Anthropic or OpenAI.