Clauge vs QuotaKit

Clauge is a read-only iPhone companion for keeping an eye on your own Claude usage. It is an unofficial, third-party app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Anthropic. "Claude" and "claude.ai" are products of Anthropic; this app simply reads your own account data so you can see it at a glance. WANT TO LOOK AROUND FIRST? You do not need an account to explore the app. On the first screen, tap "Take a look with sample data" and the entire app opens, filled with clearly-labelled example numbers. A persistent "SAMPLE DATA — Connect your account" banner stays on screen the whole time so nothing is ever mistaken for your real usage. It is the easiest way to see exactly what Clauge does before you sign in. WHAT YOU SEE ONCE YOU CONNECT - Usage: your current session and weekly limits with a live countdown to reset, your credit balance, and any overage — your own usage, a tap away. - Trends: a local history of your usage over time, kept on your device. - Settings: your account and app preferences. ANALYTICS — IF YOU ALSO RUN CLAUGE ON YOUR MAC The Analytics tab is always here. If you also use the separate Clauge app for Mac (a free download on the Mac App Store) signed in under the same Apple ID, it fills with your Claude Code analytics: a return-on-investment number, your spend, a 180-day activity heatmap, and breakdowns by model, by project, and by tool. Without the Mac app, the Analytics tab simply shows a short "No analytics yet — open Clauge on your Mac" note instead. The Usage and Trends tabs work on their own either way. This works because the Mac app writes a small stats file into your own private iCloud, which this app reads. HOW SIGNING IN WORKS You log in once to your own claude.ai account, right inside the app, using an email magic code or Sign in with Apple. (Google sign-in is not supported inside in-app browsers, so please use email or Apple.) From then on, the app reads only your own usage. Clauge has no account system and no server of its own — it never sits between you and your data. PRIVACY, PLAINLY - No backend. Clauge has no server. It talks only to claude.ai (your own account) and reads your own private iCloud. - The sign-in session is stored in the iPhone Keychain, on your device only, and is excluded from backups. - No tracking, no analytics, no telemetry, no ads, no third-party SDKs, no advertising identifier (IDFA). - The privacy manifest declares no tracking and collects no data types. WHAT THIS APP IS NOT - It is not an official Anthropic app. - It does not sell anything. There are no in-app purchases and no subscriptions. It is free. - It is not a way to chat with Claude. It shows usage and analytics only; it is read-only. Built by Adnan Rashid. Not affiliated with Anthropic.

Know exactly how much AI usage you have left — before you start coding. QuotaKit tracks AI usage limits, quota resets, and spend across the tools you use, giving you one clean dashboard for your AI subscriptions. Track Codex, Claude, Cursor, Gemini, Grok, OpenAI, and other supported AI providers from your Mac, then sync your usage to your iPhone with iCloud. See how much quota you have left, when your limits reset, how much you have spent, and whether you're on pace to make it through your current usage window. Built for developers, AI power users, and anyone juggling multiple AI subscriptions. Track your AI usage AI quota and usage limits across multiple providers Five-hour, daily, weekly, and other reset windows Provider status and remaining usage Daily spend and billing-cycle progress iCloud sync between Mac and iPhone Alerts when quota runs out or becomes available again Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets with QuotaKit Pro Shareable usage and cost cards Local data collection with private iCloud sync Stop checking every AI service individually. Before a long coding session, open QuotaKit and know which models have capacity, which limits are approaching, and when your quota comes back. Mac companion required QuotaKit for iPhone works with the free QuotaKit Mac companion. The Mac app collects usage data locally from the providers you enable and securely syncs quota snapshots through your personal iCloud account. Your iPhone then provides your mobile dashboard, alerts, widgets, and usage history.