ClaudeBar — every AI quota, one macOS menu bar

The board

Nineteen assistants, one place to look.

ClaudeBar reads each provider the way that provider expects — its CLI, its API, its local server, its own database. Nothing to configure for most of them; enable only the ones you use.

Cl

Claudeclaude

Cx

Codexcodex

Ge

Geminigemini

Co

GitHub CopilotGitHub API

Ag

Antigravitylocal server

Za

Z.aiGLM coding plan

Br

AWS BedrockAWS profile

Am

Ampamp

Ki

Kimikimi · or API

Kr

Kirokiro-cli

Cu

Cursorcursor

Mm

MiniMaxAPI key

Ds

DeepSeekAPI key

Vc

Vercel GatewayAPI token

Al

Alibabacoding plan

Ms

Mistrallocal logs

Oc

OpenCode Goopencode

Op

Oh My Piomp

Gk

Grokgrok

A few need one-time setup — Copilot credentials, an AWS profile, a Kimi mode. It's all in the requirements guide.

At a glance

Colour first, numbers second.

Every quota carries a status, and the status carries a colour. You learn to read the menu bar without reading it — and a macOS notification arrives the moment something crosses into warning or critical.

> 50% Healthy

20–50% Warning

< 20% Critical

0% Depleted

Themes

It should look like it belongs on your Mac.

Light and Dark ship built in. System follows your macOS appearance. CLI matches your terminal. Christmas turns itself on for the holidays.

Already tuned your terminal? Import any .itermcolors file and ClaudeBar wears it too.

What it does

Small app. Very few surprises.

Everything here exists to answer one question faster: can I keep going?

Live quota tracking

Session, weekly and per-model windows, refreshed on an interval you choose — plus cost, tokens and working time where the provider reports them.

Reset countdowns

Timezone-aware, down to the second, with a colon that ticks on its own clock. You always know how long until the window turns over.

Notifications that matter

A system notification when a provider crosses into warning or critical — and when a window resets. Nothing else pings you.

Only what you use

Toggle any of the nineteen providers off in Settings. The tab strip and the menu bar shrink to match — no dead entries for tools you don't have.

Five themes, or yours

Light, Dark, System, CLI and Christmas ship built in. Import an .itermcolors file and ClaudeBar generates a theme from it.

Native and self-updating

SwiftUI throughout, no web view in sight. Sparkle picks up new releases in the background, so the app you have is the current one.

Everywhere shortcuts: ⌘D Dashboard ⌘R Refresh

Sponsor

Kept free by its sponsors.

Editorial independence: sponsorship does not influence which providers ClaudeBar supports, how they are ordered in the app, or how their quota data is reported.

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