Quick answer
Antigravity resets quota per model on the period shown in its usage panel. Because models have separate allowances, they can reset at different times. Read the timer next to the model you want to use instead of waiting for one account-wide reset.
Read the right timer
| Quota | Reset behaviour | Where to look |
|---|---|---|
| Baseline model | Period shown in usage | Usage panel |
| Premium models | Own period per model | Usage panel |
| Starter quota | Ends with the trial | Account page |
| Credits | Per purchase or period | Billing |
Why separate resets exist
A single reset would let one expensive model drain everything at once. Per-model quotas spread demand across the model lineup, so the provider can keep the baseline model available while premium capacity recovers.
The practical consequence is that you should check the model you plan to use, not the account headline. If the premium quota is empty but the baseline is healthy, you can keep working at a different quality level.
Keep resets visible
- Note the reset time for the model you rely on most.
- Set a reminder before a long planned session.
- Track local tokens to see how fast the quota falls.
- Use a tracker in the tray if you do not want to reopen the panel.
UsageAtlas reads Antigravity CLI sessions locally, so the token side is visible even when the quota panel is closed.
Read each timer separately
| Quota | Reset source | Common mistake |
|---|---|---|
| Baseline model | Usage panel timer | Reading the account headline |
| Premium model | Its own timer | Assuming a shared reset |
| Starter allowance | Trial terms | Expecting a refill |
| Credits | Purchase | Treating them as quota |
Because each model has its own period, there is no single moment to wait for. Check the model you plan to use, then decide whether to wait or switch.
UsageAtlas records local Antigravity tokens so you can see how fast a quota falls. The quota guide covers the structure.
Questions, answered
Does Antigravity reset everything at once?
Not necessarily. Each model has its own quota period, so resets can differ.
Why is my premium quota still empty after a reset?
The reset you saw may apply to a different model, or the panel has not refreshed. Reopen the usage view.
Can I force an early reset?
No. Only the stated period frees quota. Changing plan can change the allowance but is not a reset.