ClaudeCodeMonitor

ClaudeCodeMonitor is a helpful application for macOS that keeps track of your Claude Code usage right on your computer. It shows you how many tokens you are using, which models you are using most often, and how your projects rank in terms of activity. This information appears directly on your menu bar, so you can see it quickly without needing to go online.

Benefits

ClaudeCodeMonitor gives you real-time insights into your token use and activity. It helps you understand your daily message counts, see trends over the past week, and review your total statistics. You can also see how your time is split between different Claude models and identify your most productive hours with a usage heatmap. The app also shows your API quota, letting you know how much you have left with easy-to-read progress bars. Because it reads data directly from your computer, there's no extra network activity.

Use Cases

This application is useful for anyone who uses Claude Code regularly. Developers and writers can monitor their token consumption to stay within their budget or understand their workflow better. It helps track activity across different projects, showing which ones are most active and when you last worked on them. The visual charts and heatmaps can help you plan your work around your peak productivity times. It's also great for keeping an eye on your API usage limits.

Vibes

ClaudeCodeMonitor is designed to be a lightweight and efficient tool for macOS users. It focuses on providing clear, local statistics without sending any data externally. The app's icon changes color to give you a quick visual cue about your daily message count, making it easy to see at a glance if you're within your usual limits.

Additional Information

ClaudeCodeMonitor is built using modern macOS technologies like SwiftUI and @Observable. It uses secure methods to access your API information, storing your authentication token safely in your system's Keychain. The project is open source, and contributions are welcome. It requires macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) or a newer version to run.