Codexbar

Codexbar is a macOS menu bar app that tracks your AI coding usage limits in one place. If you split work across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or whatever else you have open, you already know the problem: you find out you've hit a cap mid task, usually right when you're deep in something. Codexbar puts that information somewhere you can glance at instead of guessing.

What stands out is the placement. A menu bar utility asks nothing of you, no dashboard to open, no tab to keep alive, just a number sitting in the corner while you work. That suits developers running more than one AI coding assistant, and anyone on a paid plan who'd rather pace their usage across a day than burn through it before lunch.

If you've ever searched for a way to monitor AI coding limits or track Claude and Codex usage without leaving your editor, this is the small, focused tool for it. Our Codexbar review verdict: it solves one annoyance properly rather than trying to be a whole platform. Worth installing for a week and seeing how often you check it.