Claude Web
Session-backed quota visibility, reset timing, and auth health for Claude's rolling windows.
Track AI usage quotas, reset windows, and alerts across Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot without sending a byte of your usage history to anyone but you.
DevQuota reads quota, reset, and auth signals from the providers you are already signed in to. Source-specific collectors where needed, with no credentials leaving your browser.
Session-backed quota visibility, reset timing, and auth health for Claude's rolling windows.
Short-window and weekly quota visibility for ChatGPT and Codex web sessions.
Plan usage, billing-cycle health, and authentication checks for Cursor Web.
Chat and premium-request quota visibility alongside the rest of your stack.
The popup answers whether you are about to hit a limit at a glance. The full dashboard handles sources, alerts, activity, delivery, and diagnostics.
One primary monitor up top, the rest of your stack at a glance. Built for the toolbar.
Sources, alerts, activity, delivery, setup, guide, and diagnostics opened as a real tab, not a cramped popout.
Configure thresholds per source, decide where they fire, and inspect every dispatch in one feed.
5-hour windows, weekly caps, monthly billing cycles, all rendered with the same tabular numerals.
Browser notifications, console, webhooks, or TRMNL. Pick one, several, or none.
Source syncs, webhook tests, delivery outcomes, and auth events all land in the activity log.
Local-first by design.
Explicit about the network path.
DevQuota keeps its working state on this device. There is no publisher backend, no hosted control plane, and no analytics pipeline. The runtime talks directly to providers you enable and only sends optional deliveries to endpoints you configure.
From install to live read in under two minutes. Stay signed in to the providers you already use and DevQuota reads from the same sessions you do.
Install from your browser's store. DevQuota lives in the toolbar as a popup and as a full-tab workspace.
Enable the providers you have sessions for, pick defaults, and decide how alerts should surface.
The popup is for quick reads. The dashboard owns sources, alerts, activity, delivery, and diagnostics.
DevQuota is a local-first Chrome extension with its own popup and full dashboard workspace. There is no hosted control plane, no web account, and no publisher-managed cloud workspace.
Install the extension, stay signed in to the providers you use in the same browser, and DevQuota reads quota, reset, and auth signals from those signed-in sessions with source-specific collectors where needed.
Yes. The current build includes the action popup plus Dashboard, Alerts, Activity, Setup, Guide, and a Settings workspace covering Sources, Alerts, Activity, Preferences, Delivery, Development, and About.
There is no DevQuota backend receiving your usage history. The extension stores state locally, talks to the providers you enable, and can send optional deliveries only to browser notifications, console, webhooks, or TRMNL endpoints you configure.
Sources, thresholds, reset warnings, refresh cadence, browser notifications, console output, webhook destinations, TRMNL devices, activity retention, settings import and export, and developer log policy are all configurable inside the current workspace.
Today the build targets Chrome Manifest V3 and supports Claude Web, Codex Web / ChatGPT, Cursor Web, and GitHub Copilot Web. More monitors and API-based tracking are planned next.
Still have questions? Use the contact page for support, bugs, and policy questions.