Guide

Track Claude Code and Codex usage until reset

If you use Claude Code and Codex, ReserveGauge shows each provider's current limits and reset times in one place. It estimates whether your usual weekly usage is likely to last until reset. Your history and forecast stay on your Mac.

Why agentic coding burns limits fast

A coding agent reads files, runs tools and iterates, so longer tasks can use more allowance than short ones. Model choice and context also affect consumption. A quiet session or one unusually heavy task may not represent your use across the full reset window.

What a good tracker should do

Why a forecast helps

A remaining percentage is a snapshot. Comparing it with recent usage and the time left until reset estimates whether your allowance will last. If your pace points to an early run-out, you can slow down, switch models or finish the critical part first.

When you switch models often

The selected model can change from session to session. ReserveGauge's Smart weekly outlook uses your usual weekly quota consumption across model changes once enough history is available. While history builds, it falls back to a shorter-history estimate. This forecast estimates future use; the provider's reading remains the source for your current allowance.

ReserveGauge

ReserveGauge is a free native macOS menu-bar tracker for Claude Code and Codex. It reads the available provider limits on your Mac, keeps local usage history and estimates whether your usual pace will reach reset. Provider names, allowance values and usage history are not sent to ReserveGauge.

See provider limits, reset times and a weekly outlook based on local history.
Download ReserveGauge free for macOS