Limitr vs Codex Meter

Track your Claude, Cursor, and Codex subscription usage in one private, native iOS app. Limitr shows session, weekly, and monthly limits, reset times, and freshness at a glance. Add Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, choose your preferred refresh interval, and receive optional notifications as you approach a limit. Your credentials remain in the iOS Keychain on your device. Limitr has no account, no backend, no analytics, and does not sell or track your data. Provider usage data is retrieved directly from each service. Availability may change if providers update their systems.

Codex Meter puts your Codex allowance where it is easy to check—on your iPhone, iPad, and Home Screen. Sign in with your existing OpenAI account to see your current five-hour and weekly usage windows, upcoming reset times, plan status, and earned reset credits. Clear visual meters make the important numbers easy to understand without repeatedly opening a browser. FEATURES Five-hour and weekly Codex allowance meters Locally updating reset countdowns Earned reset-credit inventory and expiry information Confirmation before reset-credit redemption Home Screen and accessory widgets Optional refill, credit increase, and credit expiry notifications Background refresh and offline display of the latest successful update Offline demo mode for exploring the interface without signing in PRIVATE BY DESIGN Codex Meter has no analytics, advertising, developer-operated account system, or relay server. Credentials stay in Apple Keychain, and authenticated requests go directly from your device to OpenAI. Codex Meter is an independent, unofficial client and is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI. ChatGPT and Codex are trademarks of their respective owners.