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Sends Claude, DeepSeek and OpenCode Go session data and Xiaomi MiMo usage to AIMeter. Grok connects inside AIMeter. AIMeter Cookie Bridge connects Chrome to AIMeter, a menu-bar app for macOS, so AIMeter can show your quota and usage for AI services you already use in Chrome, without signing in to them again inside the app. What it does • Claude and OpenCode Go: reads the session cookie for those sites and passes it to AIMeter. • DeepSeek: while platform.deepseek.com is open, reads the console sign-in token the site keeps in your browser and passes it to AIMeter. • Xiaomi MiMo: while platform.xiaomimimo.com is open, reads your plan usage from the page and passes it to AIMeter. • Grok: connect inside the AIMeter app. This extension does not read Grok. Where your data goes Everything goes only to the AIMeter app on the same Mac, through Chrome's native messaging. A small helper inside AIMeter checks that the app on the other end is AIMeter, code-signed by its developer, before passing anything on. The extension sends nothing to any server. AIMeter uses these sessions only to read your usage from the same services. Requirements AIMeter for macOS must be installed and running: https://ai-meter.cc Permissions • Cookies and site access: read the session cookies for the sites above. • Native messaging: talk to the AIMeter app on your Mac. • Storage: remember connection status and when it last sent an update. • Alarms: retry once a minute when AIMeter could not be reached.
Oct 19, 2026
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