A native app for macOS
Tally tracks your Claude, Codex, Gemini and Antigravity limits and spend from one menu bar icon, and tells you when you’re on pace to run out.
Free trial included. macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon & Intel.
01Limits
Claude’s 5-hour and weekly windows, model-scoped caps like Fable, Codex rate windows and Antigravity quota pools, each with its reset time.
02Pace
Projects your current burn rate forward, so you read “Runs out in 2h 10m” while there’s still time to slow down.
03Spend
Daily cost from the Anthropic and OpenAI admin APIs, Codex workspace credit caps and Claude usage credits, with alerts at thresholds you set.
04History
Backfills up to a year from your local Claude Code and Codex logs into a dashboard with heatmaps and searchable sessions.
Dashboard
Open the dashboard from the popover for tokens per provider, a year-long activity heatmap and token activity for today, 7, 30 or 90 days, or the past year.
Claude
Tally reads the sign-in Claude Code already keeps in your Keychain and shows the 5-hour session, the weekly limit and model-scoped weekly caps side by side, each with its reset time. Pace is measured against the window, so a busy morning shows up as a warning, not a lockout.
OpenAI Codex
Codex’s rate windows come straight from your Codex sign-in, alongside your plan and the credit limit your workspace admin set. When credits run low you hear about it in Tally before “Workspace credits depleted” stops a task halfway.
Session history
Tally parses the Claude Code and Codex logs already on your Mac into one table. Filter by provider, search by model and scope it to today, 7, 30 or 90 days, or a year, with input, output and cached tokens in their own columns.
Providers
5-hour and weekly limits, model caps, usage credits. API cost via the Anthropic Admin API.
Live rate windows and workspace credit limits. API cost via the OpenAI Admin API.
Gemini CLI quotas for Workspace and Code Assist accounts, plus API rate limits.
The Gemini and Claude + GPT quota pools, read from the Antigravity app or agy CLI.
Track up to 10 accounts across providers, with personal and work accounts kept apart.
Privacy
Tally reads what’s already on your Mac and talks to providers directly. The details are in the privacy policy.
API keys are stored in the macOS Keychain and used only to talk to the provider directly. They are never sent to Tally’s servers or to anyone else.
Limits come from the providers you configure and history from the Claude Code and Codex logs already on disk. Reading local sign-ins and logs needs your consent during setup.
Tally sends limited operational data, such as diagnostics, licensing and trial checks, and support requests, to keep the app working. We don’t sell personal data.
Pricing
Try Tally free first. When the trial ends, one license unlocks it for good, with no subscription.
$5.99One-time payment, in USD.
Pay once and keep using Tally on your Mac. Future updates included for life.
macOS 14.0 or later, Apple Silicon & Intel. Secure checkout by Lemon Squeezy; your license key arrives by email.
FAQ
Claude (5-hour and weekly limits, model-scoped weekly caps such as Fable, usage credits), OpenAI Codex (live rate windows, workspace credit limits), Gemini (CLI quotas and API rate limits) and Antigravity (its Gemini and Claude + GPT quota pools). Developer mode adds API cost from the Anthropic and OpenAI admin APIs.
Tally reads the sign-ins your tools already use, like Claude Code’s credentials in the Keychain or your Codex sign-in, and asks the provider for your current windows. It then projects your recent pace forward to show warnings like “Runs out in 2h 10m”, and can notify you when usage or daily cost crosses a threshold you set.
Tally is local-first. API keys are stored in the macOS Keychain and are never sent to Tally’s servers. Usage is fetched directly from providers and stored on your Mac. Tally does send limited operational data, such as diagnostics, licensing and trial checks, and support requests.
Yes. Add up to 10 accounts across providers and label them, so a personal Claude plan and a work API organization stay separate, each polled on its own.
Tally includes a free trial. After that, a one-time lifetime license for one Mac unlocks it, with future updates included. Checkout is handled by Lemon Squeezy and your license key arrives by email.
macOS 14 or later on Apple Silicon or Intel. Tally runs in the menu bar, with no Dock icon. It’s macOS-only today; Windows support is planned.