claudget: See your Claude Code limits before you hit them.
Your 5-hour and weekly limits in the menu bar or system tray: how much you’ve used, when they reset, and when you’ll run out.
Know when you’ll run out
Alerts at 80% and 95%. Change them in Settings.
Keep your limits in view
Floats above every window and shows your 5-hour limit, the weekly one, or whichever is higher.
A resizable strip that stays on top, next to your editor.
Limit history, your heaviest sessions, and what your usage would cost at API prices.
Where the numbers come from
- Usage
- Counted from the files Claude Code keeps in
~/.claude. Works offline. - Limits
- From Anthropic’s usage endpoint, with the login Claude Code already stored. Turn off Track plan limits to stay fully local.
- Nothing else
- claudget never writes to
~/.claude, never logs your token, and sends no analytics. On Windows and Linux it checks GitHub for updates.
Download
First launch
macOS
macOS blocks apps that Apple hasn’t notarized. Move claudget to Applications, then run this in Terminal:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/claudget.appWindows
SmartScreen warns you once. Choose More info, then Run anyway.
Linux
Make the AppImage executable (chmod +x), then run it. Or install the .deb with apt.
Unsigned builds and updates
claudget isn’t signed because Apple and Microsoft charge a yearly fee for it. Every release is built from the public source by GitHub Actions.
The Windows installer and the Linux AppImage update themselves. On a Mac, or with the Portable .exe, download new versions here.
Build from source on GitHub