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See your Claude usage limits at a glance - session, weekly, and Claude Code - without opening the settings page. Tired of opening claude.ai/settings/usage to check how close you are to a limit? Claude Usage Tracker puts that data right in your browser toolbar. WHAT YOU GET - Limits at a glance: your current 5-hour session and weekly all-models usage as progress bars - the same numbers as the claude.ai usage page. - Live toolbar badge: your session percentage, colored green, amber, or red as you approach the limit. - Reset times: a countdown for the session ("Resets in 2h 15m") and an absolute time for the week ("Resets Mon 2:29 PM"). - Smart alerts: desktop notifications at 70%, 80%, 90%, and 95% - each sent exactly once per reset window. No spam. - Auto-refresh: data updates every 5 minutes in the background, plus a fresh fetch every time you open the popup. - Dark mode: matches your browser theme automatically. HOW IT WORKS The extension reads usage data through the claude.ai session you are already signed in with - the same internal API the usage page itself uses. No API keys, no accounts, no setup. Just install, and if you're signed in to claude.ai, the badge fills in within seconds. PRIVATE BY DESIGN - No tracking, no analytics, no external servers. - The only site contacted is claude.ai. - Everything is stored locally in your browser. - Open source (MIT): https://github.com/therohanparmar/claude-usage-tracker NOTE This is an independent tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic. It relies on an internal claude.ai endpoint that Anthropic may change at any time; if data stops loading, check for an update.
Aug 15, 2026
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