A free Claude usage tracker that shows your session and weekly limits live in your toolbar and right above the chat box, with a countdown to every reset and alerts at 80% and 95%. Works on Free, Pro, Max and Claude Code.
Desktop Chrome, Firefox or Edge only.
Also works in Brave, Vivaldi and Opera.
View source on GitHub Free, MIT licensed
Also on Windows: UsagePeek AI, usage by the clock, browser closed. Try it free for 7 days →
Claude Monitor is a desktop extension for Chrome, Firefox or Edge. Copy the link and open it on your computer.
Turn on the optional bar in Settings and your session and weekly limits sit right above claude.ai's chat box.
Go ahead, try it, toggle metrics, switch themes, change the layout, hit refresh. It's the real popup, not a screenshot.
On pay-as-you-go, the top banner tracks your monthly extra-usage spend and remaining prepaid balance, with a live percentage bar, real currency symbols (€/£/$) and a reset countdown.
Your rolling 5-hour window, with a live countdown to reset, so a cutoff never lands mid-conversation.
One pool shared by every model, Fable, Opus, Sonnet and Haiku all draw it down. Your first limit usually lands here.
A dedicated bar for each model Claude caps on its own weekly limit, like Fable's new weekly cap, so you can see which model is burning the quota. Models without a separate cap are counted in the all-models weekly.
A desktop notification the moment your session, weekly or per-model usage crosses 80% and again at 95%, so you find out before a limit lands, not after. One alert per threshold per window, never a stream. Turn it on or off and set your own thresholds in the settings page.
Scheduled Claude Code routines, counted as used / limit on plans that include them. Resets every day.
Pro, Max 5x, Max 20x or Team, detected from your session automatically. Every limit you see matches your subscription.
Clay to Cool light, plus a display menu to show only the caps you actually track.
Switch the popup between Classic, Mixed, Grid and List from the View menu, hairline rows or ring gauges, whichever you read fastest. Your choice sticks. Try it in the demo on the left.
Four facts, each verifiable in the source.
Open source. Full code on GitHub, MIT licensed. What ships in your browser is exactly what you can read.
Local only. Your usage data stays in your browser. No tracking, no analytics, no telemetry. It never stores or sends your prompts, replies, projects or files. Read the privacy policy.
No signup. Works with your existing Claude session. Install it and it reads your usage immediately.
Auto-refresh. Pick any interval from 1 to 60 minutes; the badge stays current on its own.
Two reasons it's safe: it does very little, and there is almost nothing to exploit.
Two permissions, storage and alarms, to save data locally and run a refresh timer, plus access to claude.ai to read your usage. Chrome grants that access for all of claude.ai, and turning on the optional bar adds scripting so it can run on claude.ai pages. No cookies permission, no tabs, no other website.
By default the code makes read-only GET requests to five claude.ai usage paths. Chrome's access covers all of claude.ai, and with the optional bar on the extension also runs on claude.ai pages, so what keeps it to those requests is the public source, signed releases and store review.
By default the extension never runs inside a page. The optional usage bar scans each reply only for the usage figures, and your prompts, replies, projects and files are never stored or sent anywhere.
Every request is a GET. It never sends a message, changes a setting or spends any of your quota.
Usage data lives in your browser's local storage: no account, no server, no sync. No analytics, no telemetry, no third parties.
It uses the claude.ai session your browser already has, the same way claude.ai's own usage page does: the browser attaches the cookie to each request, and with no cookies permission the extension cannot read its value. Details in SECURITY.md.
Every line ships inside the package; nothing is downloaded or run dynamically, exactly as Manifest V3 requires.
Data from the API is shown as plain text, never as HTML, so a malformed response can't execute anything.
No website can message the extension or load its files. The outside attack surface is effectively nil.
100% open source, MIT licensed, and unminified. Read every line that runs in your browser, then decide.
Every claim here is checkable in the source on GitHub.
How Claude's limits work, and what this extension can (and can't) see.
On paid plans Claude shows them at claude.ai/settings/usage. This extension keeps them in view instead: a color-coded badge in your toolbar, the full breakdown (session, weekly, per-model caps, credits, routine runs) one click away, and an optional bar above the chat box. It refreshes on its own. Every place Claude itself shows them is in our guide on how to check your Claude usage.
Not on claude.ai: since August 2026 its usage page shows nothing for Free accounts. The limits still come back with every reply, though. Turn on this extension's usage bar and it reads them each time you send a message, so the popup, the badge and the alerts work on Free too. More in our Free plan guide.
Yes. On top of the rolling 5-hour session window, Claude has a weekly limit shared by all models, plus separate weekly caps for any model Anthropic limits on its own. Each resets on its own schedule, and the extension shows a live countdown for every one.
Claude meters usage in a rolling 5-hour session window that starts with your first message. The extension shows how much of the current window you have used and counts down to the exact reset, so a cutoff never lands mid-conversation.
Once a week, at a fixed time assigned to your account. claude.ai shows the next reset in Settings > Usage, and the extension shows the exact date and a live countdown for every limit. More in our guide on when the Claude usage limit resets.
Yes. It sends a desktop notification when your session, weekly or per-model usage crosses 80%, and again at 95%: one alert per threshold per reset window, never a stream. You can change the thresholds or turn alerts off in Settings.
Yes. On Pro and Max plans Claude Code draws from the same five-hour session and weekly limits as claude.ai, so what you use in the terminal shows up in the extension, with a countdown to each reset. Claude Code itself shows the same bars with its /usage command. More in our Claude Code usage limits guide.
No. By default its code makes read-only requests to five claude.ai usage paths. The optional bar, if you turn it on, scans each reply only for the usage figures attached to it. Your prompts and Claude's replies are never stored or sent, and your projects and files are never kept or sent anywhere. The full source is on GitHub under the MIT license.
Yes. It detects your plan (Free, Pro, Max 5x, Max 20x or Team) automatically, and every limit it shows matches that subscription. With extra usage enabled it also tracks your credit spend and prepaid balance.
Yes. It is free, has no ads, needs no account, and the full source is on GitHub under the MIT license. It runs entirely in your browser on desktop Chrome, Firefox or Edge.
A browser extension for desktop Chrome, Firefox and Edge, listed as "Claude Usage Tracker & Monitor" on the Chrome Web Store, "Claude Usage Tracker" on Firefox Add-ons and "Claude Monitor: Usage Tracker" on Edge Add-ons. There is no terminal command to install.
Free, no account needed. For desktop Chrome, Firefox and Edge.
No account, no analytics, no telemetry, MIT licensed, free forever.
Listed as "Claude Usage Tracker & Monitor" on the Chrome Web Store, "Claude Usage Tracker" on Firefox Add-ons and "Claude Monitor: Usage Tracker" on Edge Add-ons. Same extension, same code.
Want more? Claude Monitor Pro is an optional paid add-on on the waitlist; the extension stays free.
UsagePeek shows your usage next to the clock with the browser closed, and reopens your Claude Code projects the moment a limit resets.
Made by the same maker as this extension. Separate app, separate purchase; the extension stays free. Full site: usagepeek.com.
What it does, per its Microsoft Store listing:
Live session, weekly and per-model usage next to the clock, with a color-coded tray icon and a reset countdown.
A draggable, always-on-top floating widget. Four layouts and six themes.
Resumes Claude Code in the Claude app or terminal when your five-hour session limit resets.
Desktop alerts at 80% and 95%.
Local-only, zero telemetry, 10 languages.
No subscription. 7-day free trial.
Try it free for 7 days.
Then $9.99, one-time purchase (Microsoft Store). No subscription.
Try it free for 7 daysWindows 10 & 11 · Microsoft Store · 7-day free trial · not affiliated with Anthropic