QuotaRail

Know what is left. Stay in the work.

A small graphite rail on the edge of your Mac shows how much of your Codex and Claude subscription is left, and when it resets.

  • Quota stays on your Mac
  • macOS 15 or later, Apple silicon
  • One email at launch

That rail on the right edge is live. Drag it to the other edge or up under the camera, and click a gauge for detail.The rail at the top is live. Tap a side for detail, or drag it down and onto either edge.

Both quotas in one glance.

One gauge per provider. The outer ring is what is left of the window you chose, and the number underneath is exact. The inner track is Pace: where that window is heading by its reset.

Codex weekly quota resets in 4d 8h 14m 09s

The full story when you ask for it.

Click a gauge and a card opens inward from the rail: the tightest window first, when it resets, then everything else. Click anywhere else, or press Escape, and it is gone.

  • Tightest firstThe big number is whichever window will run out soonest.
  • Exact resetsA countdown on one side, the local date and time on the other.
  • Buckets stay separateModel buckets such as Spark get their own numbers. Choosing one never changes the rail.

Or tuck it under the camera.

Drag the rail to the top of the screen and it wraps around the camera housing: Codex on the left, Claude on the right, each with its own gauge and Pace marker. Click either side for detail, and drag it down when you want the rail back.

Codex on the leftPercentage outside, gauge beside the camera.

The camera stays clearNothing readable ever sits under the housing.

Claude on the rightHover for the window; click for detail, which opens downward.Tap for detail, which opens downward.

It says what it knows. Nothing more.

Unknown is a dash, never zero. A reset that has passed never refills on its own. Pace, the forecast, stays quiet until fresh readings make a prediction worth showing. Pick a state to see it on the rail.

Your quota stays on your Mac.

Quota readings travel a short local path. The launch list is separate: one email address, used for one email.

Quota

  1. Codex and Claudeprovider readings
  2. QuotaRail on your Macrail and detail card
  3. Stays here

Launch list

  1. Your emailthe address you enter
  2. Launch listemail only
  3. One emailwhen QuotaRail is ready

Questions, answered plainly.

What QuotaRail reads, where your usage goes, and what it runs on.

What does QuotaRail show?

How much of your Codex and Claude subscription is left in the 5-hour and weekly windows, and when each one resets. It lives in a small rail on the edge of your Mac, or around the camera housing at the top of the screen, and a click opens the full detail.

Does it read my prompts or conversations?

No. QuotaRail only reads usage limits. It never reads prompts, transcripts or spending history.

How does it get my Codex and Claude usage?

Codex usage comes from the local service in the Codex app, which keeps its own sign-in; QuotaRail never reads Codex’s credential files. For Claude, QuotaRail uses the sign-in Claude Desktop or Claude Code already has, only after you choose to connect. It keeps that access in memory, never stores or renews it, and Claude stays in charge of your account.

Is anything sent to a QuotaRail server?

The Mac app has no QuotaRail quota backend, analytics, telemetry or account of its own. Usage goes from each provider straight to the app on your Mac. This website separately stores the email address you give the launch list and uses privacy-first Cloudflare Web Analytics for anonymous traffic and performance totals.

What is Pace?

A forecast worked out on your Mac from fresh readings. It shows where a window is heading by its reset and warns when it may run out first. Until there are enough fresh readings it says it is still learning, and it pauses whenever a reading is stale.

Which Macs does it run on?

Macs with Apple silicon running macOS 15 or later.

When is it available?

QuotaRail has not been released yet. Join the launch list and we will send one email when it is ready.

Is QuotaRail made by OpenAI or Anthropic?

No. QuotaRail is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by OpenAI or Anthropic. Their names and marks only identify the services it reads.

Keep your attention on the work.

Join the pre-launch list. We’ll send one email when QuotaRail is ready.

One email when QuotaRail launches. No marketing. See our privacy policy.