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SUMMARY

macOS menu bar app to monitor your Claude Code usage — session and weekly limits at a glance

README.md

CCMeter

A macOS menu bar app that displays your Claude Code usage at a glance.

Menu bar showing usage percentages with a donut chart   Popover showing detailed usage breakdown

Features

  • Menu bar donut chart -- shows 5-hour session and 7-day weekly utilization as nested rings
  • Detailed popover -- 5-Hour Session, 7-Day Weekly, and 7-Day Sonnet rate limits with progress bars and reset times
  • Auto-refresh -- configurable polling interval (1 / 3 / 5 / 10 / 15 / 30 / 60 min)
  • Launch at Login -- optional auto-start on macOS boot

Requirements

  • macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) or later
  • Claude Code CLI installed and signed in

Plan compatibility

Feature Pro Max
7-Day Weekly usage ✓ ✓
7-Day Sonnet usage ✓ ✓
5-Hour Session usage — ✓

The 5-Hour Session row is only shown on Max plan. The Anthropic API does not return 5-hour session data for Pro plan subscribers, so that section is hidden automatically.

Keychain Access

CCMeter reads the OAuth credentials that Claude Code stores in the macOS Keychain (service: Claude Code-credentials). No password prompt is required -- the app reads credentials via the same security CLI that Claude Code itself uses, which macOS always permits without confirmation.

The app never performs its own OAuth login flow and never modifies Keychain entries. It only reads the token that Claude Code has already saved.

Privacy: All data is processed locally on your Mac. Your credentials and usage statistics are never sent to any server other than Anthropic's official API endpoints.

If you'd like to verify what the app does with your credentials, the relevant code is small and easy to follow:

Installation

Build from source (recommended)

Xcode (or the Xcode Command Line Tools with Swift 5.9+) is required.

git clone https://github.com/s-age/ccmeter.git
cd ccmeter
./Scripts/build.sh --install

This builds a release binary, assembles CCMeter.app, code-signs it, and copies it to /Applications.

Build options

Flag Description
--clean Clean build artifacts before building
--test Run tests before building
--install Install to /Applications after building
--skip-icon Skip app icon generation
--no-sign Skip code signing

Homebrew

brew tap s-age/ccmeter
brew install --cask ccmeter

License

MIT

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