Quick answer
Install UsageAtlas on Windows 10 or 11 and it picks up your Claude Code sign-in. The tray shows how much of your five-hour and weekly limits is left and when each resets. History keeps tokens and estimated cost by day, project, and model.
Set it up
- Download the Windows installer from the download section.
- Run it. Choose More info, then Run anyway at the SmartScreen prompt, because the build is not code-signed yet.
- Make sure Claude Code is signed in with your Pro or Max account.
- Open UsageAtlas. Claude shows its five-hour and weekly windows.
What you see
- Five-hour and weekly usage as percentages, with reset times.
- Usage credits left, if you turned them on.
- Tokens and estimated cost by day, project, session, and model.
- One alert per window when it reaches the level you set.
Other Claude trackers on Windows
usage-monitor-for-claude is a small, MIT-licensed tray app for Claude only. Claude Code Usage Monitor runs in a terminal. ClaudeBar's Windows port has not shipped yet. For Codex and Cursor in the same tray, see the Windows tracker guide.
Questions, answered
Is there a Claude usage widget for Windows 11?
Yes. UsageAtlas sits in the Windows 11 tray and shows Claude's five-hour and weekly limits. usage-monitor-for-claude is another free tray option for Claude only.
Does it count what I use on claude.ai?
The limit percentages do, because Claude Code and the Claude apps share limits. Token history comes from Claude Code's local logs on this PC.
Is it free?
Yes. UsageAtlas is free and MIT licensed, and local tracking needs no account.