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Shows your Claude.ai usage limits in the page, on the toolbar icon, and in the popup — without opening Settings. Claude.ai shows you how much of your session and weekly limits you've used — but only if you stop what you're doing and go dig into Settings → Usage. Usage Meter puts those same numbers where you're already looking. On the page itself — a compact panel sits right below the model selector, showing Session and Weekly usage as thin progress bars, each with a plain-language countdown ("1h 34m left" or "2d 5h left" depending on how much time remains). Click the ring to collapse the panel down to just the ring, or expand it back — your choice is remembered. The panel refreshes automatically when you switch back to the tab, so it doesn't lag behind what Settings shows you. On the toolbar icon — a percentage badge, colored green, amber, or red so a glance tells you where you stand. In the popup — the full breakdown: exact figures, reset times, and a manual refresh button. Five bar colors to choose from, including three with a constant glow, picked from the popup and applied instantly. Usage Meter reads exactly the same numbers Claude.ai's own Settings page already shows you, and nothing else. There's no account, no server, and no analytics — nothing the extension reads ever leaves your browser. It checks roughly every five minutes, backs off automatically if Claude.ai asks it to slow down, and does nothing at all when you don't have a Claude.ai tab open.
Aug 6, 2026
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