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Claude Meters - Claude Code Session (5-hour) and Weekly usage as two ring meters in your Mac menu bar
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Read the full README ↗A tiny macOS menu bar utility that shows your Claude Code Session (5-hour) and Weekly usage as two glanceable ring meters - nothing else.
Two meters. That's it.
Download ClaudeMeters-v*-macOS.dmg (e.g. ClaudeMeters-v0.1.2-macOS.dmg) from the Assets section of the Releases page. You don't need "Source code (zip)" or "Source code (tar.gz)" - those are just the source code.
Open the downloaded .dmg file, then drag Claude Meters.app into the Applications folder in the window that appears.
Releases from v0.1.1 onward are signed with a Developer ID certificate and notarized by Apple, so macOS opens them without a Gatekeeper warning.
Claude Meters never asks for or stores its own credentials. Instead it reads the OAuth token that Claude Code already stores in the macOS Keychain (Claude Code-credentials) and calls Anthropic's usage endpoint with it - the same one Claude Code itself uses.
Since v0.1.7 it reads the token through /usr/bin/security - the same command Claude Code uses to save that entry - so no Keychain access prompt normally appears, and none reappears after Claude Code refreshes its token. If a prompt does show up (for example, while your keychain is locked), approve it with your login password.
Up to v0.1.6, every token refresh by Claude Code reset the "always allow" you granted, so the prompt came back a few times a day. If that's what you're seeing, update to v0.1.7 or later.
This endpoint is not part of Anthropic's public/documented API and could change without notice - see docs/REQUIREMENTS.md for the full investigation, the reasoning behind this approach, and its known risks (rate limits, format changes, Keychain access behavior).
The Xcode project is generated with XcodeGen from project.yml (not checked in as a hand-edited .xcodeproj).
brew install xcodegen
xcodegen generate
xcodebuild -project ClaudeMeters.xcodeproj -scheme ClaudeMeters build
Run the tests:
xcodebuild -project ClaudeMeters.xcodeproj -scheme ClaudeMeters -destination "platform=macOS" test
Project layout, requirements, and the technical investigation behind the Keychain/usage-API approach are documented in docs/REQUIREMENTS.md (Japanese).
Usage history, graphs, usage forecasting, notifications, multiple accounts, per-model breakdowns, a web dashboard, auto-update. See docs/REQUIREMENTS.md for the full scope.