For people who code with more than one AI

Every account. Every limit.
One menu bar icon.

Ressa tracks your usage limits across Claude, Codex, Grok, Antigravity and GitHub Copilot — every account, every window — and shows what pay‑as‑you‑go Bedrock usage is really costing you.

Download for macOS See how it works

Requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Native Swift · No account, no telemetry

Works with the tools you already use

  • ClaudePro · Max · Team · Bedrock · Vertex
  • CodexPlus · Pro · Business
  • GrokSuperGrok
  • AntigravityGoogle sign‑in or agy CLI
  • CopilotPro · Pro+ · Enterprise

Multiple accounts per provider

Work, personal, team — all side by side.

Point Ressa at each CLI profile you already use — ~/.claude-work, a second CODEX_HOME, a GitHub Enterprise account — and see every one at once. On first launch it finds the profiles on your Mac and offers to add them.

  • Session, weekly, per‑model and monthly windows with reset countdowns
  • A pace marker shows where you'd be if usage were spread evenly
  • Credits, prepaid balances, Business credit pools and premium requests
  • When a login expires, Ressa tells you the exact command to fix it
Ressa Settings: accounts grouped by provider in a sidebar, with details for the selected account Ressa Settings: accounts grouped by provider in a sidebar, with details for the selected account

Pay‑as‑you‑go spend

Know what Bedrock is costing you — before the invoice does.

Claude Code profiles that run through AWS Bedrock or Google Vertex don't have plan limits. They have a bill. Ressa reads Claude Code's own cost records on your Mac and shows spend for today, the last 7 days and the month, by model.

  • Set a monthly budget and get a usage bar, pace marker and alerts
  • Figures match what /cost reports, at list price
  • Subscription profiles show their API‑equivalent value too
  • No cloud credentials, no billing APIs — it never leaves your Mac
A Bedrock account card with a $500 monthly budget bar at 69%, daily spend chart and per-model breakdown A Bedrock account card with a $500 monthly budget bar at 69%, daily spend chart and per-model breakdown

Alerts, not another dashboard

The icon changes when something does.

Your CLIs already show live usage, so Ressa doesn't repeat it. The icon turns amber when an account reaches your warning level or a free limit reset is about to expire, and red when one is close to its limit. Open the menu and it goes back to normal until the next change.

All clear

Looks like every other icon in your menu bar.

Heads up

An account just reached your warning level, or a reset credit expires within 3 days.

Near the limit

Something crossed your critical level. Usage bars turn red too.

Needs a fix

A sign‑in expired or access is needed. The card shows what to run.

A tab for every provider

Go deeper when you want to.

Each provider gets its own tab with its service status and a 30‑day view of what you actually used — read from the logs your tools already keep.

  • Codex: tokens by model, plus free limit‑reset credits and when they expire
  • Claude: API‑equivalent value and spend by model
  • Copilot: the AI units your premium‑request quota counts
  • Status: live component status and open incidents
The Codex tab: service status, usage bars, limit reset credits and a token chart by model The Codex tab: service status, usage bars, limit reset credits and a token chart by model

Also included

Limit reset credits

See how many free resets your Codex and Claude accounts have, and get a nudge before they lapse.

Service status

Claude, OpenAI and GitHub status, filtered to the parts that affect you. Resolved noise stays hidden.

Notifications

Alerts at the levels you choose — once per crossing, not every refresh — plus resets and expired logins.

Hide emails

One switch for screen sharing and recordings.

Light on resources

Native Swift. Idles at 0% CPU and reads logs incrementally.

Launch at login

Set it up once and forget about it.

Privacy & safety

Read‑only by design.

Ressa sits next to your coding tools, not on top of them.

  • Never touches your CLIs' credentials. It doesn't write, refresh or rotate tokens owned by Claude Code, Codex, Grok, agy or the Copilot CLI — and never writes to their folders.
  • Your secrets stay in the Keychain. Ressa's own sign‑ins are stored in the macOS Keychain on this device only.
  • No surprise prompts. Keychain access is only requested when you click, never in the background.
  • No telemetry, no servers. Ressa talks only to the providers' own usage endpoints and public status pages.
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Get Ressa

Ressa is in private beta. Public downloads are coming soon.

Coming soon

macOS 14 Sonoma or later