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Developers juggling several AI coding subscriptions who hate hitting a rate limit mid-task.

Why it deserves attention

OpenUsage keeps the limits for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Copilot, Grok, Devin, Ollama, OpenCode, OpenRouter and a few more in one menu-bar app, sorting whichever is closest to running out to the top. Add every account you pay for side by side, pin the metrics you care about, and set a "Use It or Lose It" alert before a window resets unused. It is free, MIT-licensed, installs from Homebrew, and needs macOS 15. It is macOS-only, it reads each provider's usage endpoints rather than an official API, and it is still pre-1.0, so a release can occasionally break a meter.

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