Keep Claude Code capacity in view
A Claude Code usage tracker is most helpful before you run out of room in a working session. Claude's built-in /usage command shows the current five-hour window and weekly cap; UsageAtlas keeps those supported windows visible in a desktop dashboard, with remaining capacity and the local time each window resets.
You can choose a remaining-capacity threshold for each window. UsageAtlas then sends one desktop notification in that reset cycle rather than interrupting you repeatedly.
Understand the work behind the window
A live quota tells you what is left. History helps explain why. UsageAtlas keeps local aggregates for tokens, requests, models, and estimated cost, then compares today with your own recent baseline. You can inspect a day, a range, or your full collected history.
This makes it easier to tell the difference between a one-off spike and a pattern that will affect how you plan an upcoming project. You can also filter to Claude alone, or see it beside supported Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode sources.
Track usage without scanning conversations
UsageAtlas is local-first. For Claude, it uses supported credentials and local session information already available on your machine to create bounded dashboard aggregates. Prompts and responses are never read, and credentials do not enter the interface.
Usage totals and estimated costs are planning aids, not provider billing records. Confirm a material billing decision in the relevant provider account.
Questions, answered
Can UsageAtlas track Claude Code limits and reset times?
Yes. When Claude reports a supported usage window, UsageAtlas shows the remaining capacity and reset time, and can send one alert per reset cycle at your chosen threshold.
Can I compare Claude Code with other AI coding tools?
Yes. UsageAtlas lets you filter to Claude or see it alongside supported Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode sources in a single running total.
Are Claude Code cost figures exact?
UsageAtlas labels costs as estimates unless the provider reports one directly. Use your provider billing records for final purchasing, accounting, or compliance decisions.