Codex and Claude Code
AIQuota
Watching Codex and Claude Code quota windows, reset times and alerts.
The Catch It tracks only Codex and Claude Code and needs macOS 15 or later.
CodexBar Alternatives
CodexBar alternatives for Mac: AIQuota tracks Codex and Claude Code limits, TokenBar covers paid AI tools, and Tokenscope reads Claude Code logs locally.
CodexBar aggregates usage from many providers. A local tool-specific monitor can be simpler if one coding assistant accounts for most of your work.
- Price
- Free
- Requires
- macOS 14 or later
- Open Source
- Yes
- Last Checked
- 2026-10-30
Why Look Elsewhere?
CodexBar is free and open source, but its meters and sign-in methods differ by provider, and some integrations need browser or Keychain access. A monitor that reads local logs avoids those integrations. Choose account management when switching providers and configuring CLI tools matters as much as viewing a quota.
Five Places to Start
Paid, Many Providers
TokenBar
Checking usage and resets across OpenAI, Claude, Gemini and Cursor in one place.
The Catch It costs $5 a month or $15 lifetime, and coverage varies by provider and plan.
Account Management
Quotio
Combining quota monitoring with multi-account and CLI configuration tools.
The Catch Routing agents through it depends on a local proxy, and the 1.0 rewrite is still in beta.
Claude Code, Offline
Tokenscope
Tracking Claude Code token use and estimated cost from local logs.
The Catch It reads only Claude Code logs, and the unsigned build needs a Gatekeeper bypass on first launch.
OpenCode Spending
OpenCode Stats
Reading local OpenCode spend, sessions and project cost history.
The Catch It supports only OpenCode, needs macOS 15 or later, and has no budget alerts.
Compare the Trade-Offs
| App | Best For | Price | The Catch |
|---|---|---|---|
| AIQuota | Watching Codex and Claude Code quota windows, reset times and alerts. | Free | It tracks only Codex and Claude Code and needs macOS 15 or later. |
| TokenBar | Checking usage and resets across OpenAI, Claude, Gemini and Cursor in one place. | $15 lifetime / $5 monthly | It costs $5 a month or $15 lifetime, and coverage varies by provider and plan. |
| Quotio | Combining quota monitoring with multi-account and CLI configuration tools. | Free | Routing agents through it depends on a local proxy, and the 1.0 rewrite is still in beta. |
| Tokenscope | Tracking Claude Code token use and estimated cost from local logs. | Free | It reads only Claude Code logs, and the unsigned build needs a Gatekeeper bypass on first launch. |
| OpenCode Stats | Reading local OpenCode spend, sessions and project cost history. | Free | It supports only OpenCode, needs macOS 15 or later, and has no budget alerts. |
Before You Switch
These comparisons use the linked directory entries, not a new hands-on test. Confirm current pricing, requirements and release status with each developer. Missing facts are marked “Not Listed.”
Questions Before Choosing
Which alternative works without provider login?
Tokenscope reads local Claude Code logs without network access, and OpenCode Stats reads local OpenCode data. Each still needs its coding tool to have generated data.
Which one supports all CodexBar providers?
None of these is presented as a complete provider-for-provider replacement. TokenBar covers several paid tools, but coverage varies by provider and plan. Match the app to your actual coding tools.
Is there a free alternative?
AIQuota, Quotio, Tokenscope and OpenCode Stats are free. TokenBar is paid, at $5 a month or $15 lifetime.