AI Session Meter vs Icelus

Will your next task fit before the reset? Check your usage, see where it is heading, and start your next task with a clearer picture. AI Session Meter connects to Claude and Codex directly on iPhone and iPad, so you can check their usage limits without a Mac. SEE AHEAD • Daily and Weekly charts bring recorded usage, reset times, and forecasts together. • See your estimated usage at the next reset, with a forecast range when enough recent history is available. • Check remaining headroom and pace guidance before another coding session. • Switch between connected accounts and workspaces with custom labels. GO DEEPER INTO YOUR USAGE Add the Mac app to explore Claude Code and Codex token activity, model breakdowns, and heatmaps from local session history. Sync those statistics to your iPhone and iPad through your own iCloud account. Recent usage history supports up to 10-minute detail where available. Gemini quota history and forecasts are also available when synced from a Mac configured with the official Antigravity CLI. Gemini is shown as quota utilization, not token counts. CHECK IN AT A GLANCE • Daily and Weekly Home Screen widgets. • Apple Watch app and watch-face complication for recorded usage. • A native Mac menu-bar app for your desk. • Your own iCloud account keeps supported history and settings in sync. YOUR DATA, YOUR DEVICES No ads, tracking, or developer account. The app does not run AI prompts or consume model tokens. Provider sign-ins are stored on your devices. Apple Watch displays recorded data; it does not connect directly to an AI service. TRY ALL FEATURES FOR 14 DAYS After the free trial, a one-time in-app purchase unlocks full access across your Apple devices. No subscription. Previous paid-app customers keep full access. Requires compatible provider accounts and setup. Direct Claude and Codex limits work without a Mac; detailed token statistics and Gemini data require the Mac sources described above. Availability and refresh timing depend on the provider, source, and system scheduling. Forecasts are estimates based on recorded usage, not guarantees. AI Session Meter is an independent utility, not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google. Claude and Claude Code are products of Anthropic; Codex is a product of OpenAI; Gemini and Antigravity are products of Google.

Icelus is a design tool for screens. Design on a real canvas; underneath, every screen is text. Pick a part, tap the canvas, and it lands there as a real button, field, switch or table. One switch in Settings shows the same screen as box-drawing characters. Buttons, inputs, tables, date pickers, tab bars, charts, 38 parts in all. Draw arrows between them, add a big title, and move things around until the screen looks right. Or type the whole screen in a few lines and let Icelus draw it. Then copy it. A Icelus screen is text underneath, so it pastes into a pull request, an issue, a README, a chat or a code comment, and it stays editable wherever it lands. No image to attach, no design file to open. What you get: - A real canvas: parts draw as real controls on artboards, with a Settings switch for the text look - Brush, eraser, selections, gradients, 16 terminal colors, adjustment layers and masks - 38 parts, each its own object you can move, resize, duplicate and reorder - Several screens on one canvas, linked by arrows, copied as one document - Screen templates: sign in, settings, list, detail, empty state - Highlights, your own saved parts, and iOS, Material, terminal and email packs - Copy HTML: the layout as real elements for a developer - Paste any text wireframe and edit it - Shortcuts: Draw a screen, Make plain ASCII - 27 languages and full VoiceOver support - Arrows that stay attached when parts move - Type a screen in a few lines, and copy any sketch back as those lines - Turn a photo into block art, or trace over one - Text boxes, banners and five box styles - Tables you edit as typed rows, with columns that grow - Bar charts, sparklines and progress rows drawn from numbers - Flowcharts from a line like a -> b -> c - Sequence diagrams from lines like User -> App: Sign in - Trees from an indented list - Groups that move as one - A layer list: hide, lock, reorder - Symbols: edit one copy, every copy follows - Pressed, disabled and error states - Snap and alignment guides - Copy as text, Markdown or plain ASCII, or share an image - Autosave and 50 steps of undo - Keyboard control on the Mac - The same project file on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and the web Everything stays on your device. An account is optional, and nothing you draw is uploaded. No tracking. One price, no subscription. The web version at icelus.jaybulb.com is free.