CodexBar vs Codex Tracker

CodexBar for iOS lets you monitor your AI coding tool usage on the go. View rate limits, spending, token usage, and budget tracking for providers like Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and OpenRouter — all synced from your Mac in real time via iCloud. Requires the CodexBar Mac app — this iOS app is a companion that reads usage data pushed by CodexBar on your Mac. Install the Mac app first, enable iCloud Sync in its settings, and your data will appear on your iPhone automatically. Features: • Share your AI spending as a beautiful image card with Classic or Vibe style options • Export share cards for Today, 7 Days, or 30 Days, with dark mode support • Real-time rate limit tracking with reset countdowns, budget progress, and daily cost breakdowns • Cost dashboard with provider share, model and service mix, and 30-day spend analysis • Interactive charts with Bar and Line styles, press-and-hold inspection, and horizontal scrolling for history • Daily spend and token usage views with clearer summaries and sharper breakdown amounts • Sharper percentage and cost labels across provider cards and tighter layouts for easier reading • Toggle between used and remaining quota display in Settings • Smarter chart axis scaling with clean integer tick marks for easier reading • Improved iCloud sync reliability, better error reporting, pull-to-refresh, and built-in onboarding guidance Open Source CodexBar is built on the open-source CodexBar project, licensed under MIT. This fork (github.com/o1xhack/CodexBar-Mobile) adds iCloud sync and the iOS companion app. Contributions and feedback are welcome on GitHub.

Less checking. More building. Stay ready for your next Codex coding session. Whether you're building an app, shipping a feature, or vibe coding a side project, Codex Tracker brings your Codex usage, public reset updates, predictions, and customizable push alerts together—so you can focus on turning ideas into working software. ===Get back to building=== Get notified when a new reset is tracked. Pick up that unfinished feature, revisit a bug, or start your next experiment without repeatedly checking announcements. ===Know what you have left=== Connect your Codex account to see your Codex usage right on the home screen: how much of your 5-hour and weekly limits remains, when each limit resets, and how many resets you have available. One refresh brings your usage and the latest reset status up to date together. Your credentials stay on your device. ===Plan your next coding session=== Follow the latest reset predictions to help plan your next stretch of focused development. Line up your tasks, prepare your prompts, and get ready for another round of building and iteration. ===Your workflow, your notifications=== Choose alerts for new resets, new predictions, or both. Filter reset notifications by regular resets, banked resets, or both. Keep the updates that matter to you and leave the rest off. ===Catch up at a glance=== See the most recent tracked reset, when it happened, and how long it's been. Read the related announcement or open the original source for more context—all without digging through scattered updates. ===See the bigger picture=== Explore the reset calendar, past announcements, and statistics, including total tracked resets, average reset intervals, and the longest wait. Get a clearer view of past reset activity, beyond the latest update. From your first prototype to your next release, keep your attention on what you're making. Let Codex Tracker keep you posted. Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/