Agent HUD vs Codex Tracker

Keep an eye on your AI agents, even when you step away from your Mac. Agent HUD brings the usage, quotas and session activity collected on your Macs to your iPhone and Apple Watch. Check what is running, see how much quota remains and explore where your tokens go. QUOTAS AND BALANCES View available Claude, Codex, Antigravity, Cursor and Grok quotas and reset times, Codex usage resets, and DeepSeek balances and estimated costs. Available readings depend on the tools and accounts connected on your Mac. TOKEN USAGE Explore usage over 5 hours, 24 hours or 7 days. Compare models, choose input, output and cache-read tokens, and inspect charts and activity patterns. SESSIONS AND MACS Browse synced session summaries, models, token totals and recent activity. Read recent conversations shared by your Mac from Claude Code, Codex, Grok CLI, Grok Bot and Antigravity. Explore Codex subagent tasks and separate conversations from their parent conversation. View all your Macs together or focus on one device. LOCAL NETWORK CONNECTION Turn on local network sharing on your Mac, then scan its QR code with your iPhone to view that Mac’s data directly on the same local network. QR pairing does not require an Agent HUD Remote subscription. WIDGETS AND APPLE WATCH Put quotas, balances or token charts on your Home Screen and add Lock Screen widgets. The Apple Watch companion shows quota rings, usage charts and recent sessions. LIVE ACTIVITIES AND NOTIFICATIONS Follow running sessions on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island on supported iPhones. Receive turn-completion and quota or balance alerts. Automatic Live Activities require iOS 18 or later; Live Activities in the paired Apple Watch Smart Stack also require watchOS 11 or later. IPHONE DUO On the inner display in landscape, Home and Stats use two columns, and Sessions shows the list beside the selected session. Fold the phone to continue with the same session on the outer display. REQUIREMENTS Agent HUD for iPhone and Apple Watch is free to download. The new local network and conversation features require Agent HUD Mac version 0.4.39 or later. To sync data away from your local network, enable Agent HUD Remote on your Mac. You can subscribe to Agent HUD Remote in the app through the App Store: plans cover 1, 2 or 3 Macs, monthly or yearly, and the first week is free. iPhone and Apple Watch do not count toward the Mac limit. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ For remote sync, sign in to the same Apple Account in system settings on your Mac and iPhone. Apple Watch requires a paired iPhone with Agent HUD installed. Requires macOS 14, iOS 17 and watchOS 10 or later for the respective apps. Displayed information depends on data collected and synced by your Mac. Background updates, notifications, widgets and Live Activities are scheduled by Apple and are not guaranteed to update immediately. Agent HUD does not provide AI model access or run coding tasks on your phone.

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/