Every Claude limit you have, in your browser toolbar: your 5-hour session, the combined 7-day weekly limit, the per-model weekly caps your plan breaks out on their own, daily routine runs, and paid extra credits. Stop opening claude.ai/settings/usage. A color-coded badge tells you at a glance whether you can keep working or need to pace yourself, with countdowns to every reset. Desktop notifications warn you at 80% and 95% before you hit a limit. No account, no API key, no data leaves your browser. Reads your existing Claude session the same way the official settings page does. Pick from six color themes, from the default warm dark to a clean light mode, and four popup layouts: from the original card view to ring gauges or a compact list, all switchable right in the popup. See how you got here, not just where you are. A trend line under each bar shows whether you are climbing fast or holding steady, so 15% with four hours left stops looking the same as 15% reached in twenty minutes. Keep up to 30 days of history, export it to JSON or CSV, or clear it in one click. It never leaves your browser. What you see

Usage history with a trend line under your session, weekly and monthly-spend bars, drawn from a local time series. Hover the curve to read the exact time and value of any point. Configurable retention (7, 14 or 30 days), one-click clear, and export to JSON or CSV. Turn the curve off under Trend line in the view menu.
Desktop notifications when your session, weekly, or per-model usage crosses 80% (warning) and 95% (critical): one alert per threshold per reset window, never a stream. Toggle and custom thresholds in the settings page.
Session usage (5-hour rolling window) with reset countdown
Weekly usage (all models combined: Fable 5, Opus, Sonnet, Haiku) with reset day/time
Per-model weekly caps: a separate card for each model or feature your plan breaks out on its own weekly cap, like the Fable 5 weekly cap (and Claude Design, which most trackers ignore). Cards appear only for the caps your account actually has, so you never see a phantom 0% for a model that isn't capped separately. Models without their own cap (currently Opus, Sonnet and Haiku) are counted inside the combined weekly limit above.
Show or hide each optional card from the Display options menu (Metrics section, with Select all / Deselect all)
Six color themes (Clay by default, Slate, Violet, Midnight, Paper, Cool light), switchable in the popup
Four popup layouts: Classic (the original card view, and the default), Mixed (ring gauges on your session and weekly limits), Grid (a compact bento of rings), and List (dense rows), chosen from the Design menu and remembered; works with any theme
Your Claude plan shown as a badge in the header (Max, Pro, Team, etc.)
Daily included routine runs as a used / limit count (on plans that include Claude Code routines)
Paid extra credits: spend vs. monthly limit with a live usage % shown even after you pass the limit, your remaining prepaid balance, and the reset date (when enabled on your plan)
Inline banner when your claude.ai session expires: last-known data stays visible
Toolbar badge: green under 50%, yellow 50 to 80%, red above 80%
Configurable auto-refresh: 1, 2, 5, 10, or 60 minutes

Also on Windows A browser extension can only tell you about your limits while the browser is open. UsagePeek AI sits next to your clock instead, and reopens your Claude Code projects the moment a limit resets. Free 7-day trial. Who is this for Claude Pro, Max, and Team users who hit limits and want to plan their work. Especially useful for Claude Code users on Max plans and teams using Claude Design. Open source

Full source code published on GitHub (MIT license)
Verify exactly what the extension does: every line that runs in your browser is in the public repo, unminified

Security

Minimal permissions (storage, alarms and notifications only), with no access to your cookies, tabs, or other sites
Read-only: every request is a GET, so it can never change your account or spend your quota
No content scripts: it never runs inside a page, so your chats, projects and files stay untouchable
No remote code, no injection surface, and unreachable from any website
Open source and unminified: every line that runs in your browser is on GitHub

Privacy

All data stored locally on your device, including the usage history: no account, no server, no sync
A reading we could not take is recorded as missing, never as a zero, so the export is safe to use as a record
No analytics, no telemetry, no third parties
Cannot read your chats, projects, files, or any other Claude.ai content
Permissions are scoped to the absolute minimum: five specific API endpoints (organization list, usage stats, prepaid credit balance, monthly spend limit, and routine-run budget)
Specifically excluded: chat_conversations, projects, members, and every other endpoint

Permissions used and why

Storage: persist usage data locally so the badge survives browser restarts
Alarms: schedule automatic refreshes at the configured interval
Notifications: show the 80%/95% usage alerts (optional; toggle in settings)
https://claude.ai/api/organizations: list your organizations to identify the active one
https://claude.ai/api/organizations/*/usage: read usage stats only
https://claude.ai/api/organizations/*/prepaid/credits: read your prepaid usage-credit balance only
https://claude.ai/api/organizations/*/overage_spend_limit: read your monthly usage-credit spend and limit only
https://claude.ai/v1/code/routines/run-budget: read your daily routine-run count only

How it works

Install the extension and pin it to your toolbar
Log into claude.ai (you probably already are)
The badge starts showing your usage automatically
Click the icon any time for the full popup breakdown

Claude Usage Monitor is an independent project and is not affiliated with Anthropic. Source code: github.com/claude-monitor/claude-monitor-browser-extension Learn more: claude-monitor.com Full privacy policy: claude-monitor.com/privacy

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