What to track
Tokens tell you what already happened. Remaining quota tells you whether the next long task will fit. Most tools show one of those and hide the other.
UsageAtlas puts both in one running total for the sources already signed in on this machine. You can filter to a single tool when you need a provider-only answer.
- tokens, requests, models, and estimated cost
- supported usage windows, remaining capacity, and reset times
- daily history against your own recent baseline
- one desktop alert per window, per reset cycle
Track locally, with optional cloud save
Usage data shows when you work. UsageAtlas processes supported provider state on the device. It does not read prompts or responses. No account is required for local tracking. You can create a free account to save usage history and restore it on another computer.
Cost figures are estimates unless a provider reports the number directly. Use the provider invoice when a purchasing decision has to be exact.
Questions, answered
Which tools does this AI usage tracker support?
Codex, Claude, Cursor, and OpenCode. A source is added only after its sign-in path and adapter tests are ready.
Can AI usage tracking show reset times?
Yes. When a supported provider reports a metered window, UsageAtlas shows remaining capacity and the local reset time.
Does UsageAtlas read my prompts?
No. It works from usage aggregates such as token counts, requests, models, and capacity.