Free & Open Source

Never hit a rate limit again

ClaudeOrb sits in your menubar and watches your Claude.ai session and weekly usage in real time — so you always know exactly where you stand.

macOS · arm64 · Free · No account needed

SESSION 72% Resets in 2h 14m
15s
Update interval
4
Dashboard tabs
0
API keys needed
Free
Always
Features

Everything you need to stay in control

ClaudeOrb gives you a complete picture of your Claude.ai usage — without ever leaving your workflow.

Live session tracking
See your 5-hour session and 7-day weekly usage in real time. Color-coded rings go green → orange → red as you approach limits.
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Smart notifications
Get notified at 80% and 90% so you can finish what you're doing before the limit hits. No surprises mid-session.
Claude Code stats
Track daily tokens, estimated API cost, lines written, files edited, and your coding streak. Built for Claude Code power users.
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30-day trends chart
See your usage history over the last 30 days. Spot your heaviest days and plan your usage accordingly.
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Detachable window
Pop out the extension into a floating window you can pin next to your code editor. Stays visible even when you click away.
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Chrome extension
Prefer to stay in the browser? The ClaudeOrb Chrome extension gives you the same live data as a popup in your toolbar.

How it works

No API keys. No weird permissions.

Claude's usage data only lives on claude.ai/settings/usage when you're logged in. ClaudeOrb reads it directly — nothing sketchy.

1
Log in once
On first launch, a small login window opens. Sign into Claude.ai normally — the window closes automatically when your session is detected.
2
ClaudeOrb scrapes in the background
Every 15 seconds, the app silently loads your usage page in a hidden browser window and reads the numbers. No network traffic leaves your device.
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Data stays local
Everything is stored on your machine. No accounts, no servers, no telemetry. Your Claude session cookie never leaves your computer.
4
Session remembered
You only log in once. After that ClaudeOrb remembers your session and starts monitoring automatically every time you launch it.
Usage
Code
Trends
Minimal
Session · 5-hour
72%
Used72%
Remaining28%
Resets in2h 14m
Weekly · 7-day
44%
Used44%
Remaining56%
Resets in4d 18h

Install

Get started in 60 seconds

Download the macOS app or load the Chrome extension — both are free and open source.

macOS App
ClaudeOrb for Mac
Download the .dmg, drag to Applications, and you're done. Supports Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3, M4).
↴ Download .dmg
macOS · arm64 · v1.0.0
Chrome Extension
ClaudeOrb for Chrome
Load the extension unpacked from the GitHub repo. Chrome Web Store listing coming soon.
◆ Get from GitHub
Chrome Web Store · coming soon
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macOS security warning — what to do

When you first open ClaudeOrb, macOS will say "ClaudeOrb.app cannot be opened because it is from an unidentified developer." This is because the app isn't yet signed with an Apple Developer certificate — it doesn't mean the app is unsafe. The source code is fully open on GitHub. Here's how to bypass the warning:

Option 1 — Privacy & Security settings (easiest)
Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security. Scroll down and you'll see a message saying ClaudeOrb was blocked. Click Open Anyway. You only need to do this once.
Option 2 — Terminal command
Open Terminal and run this command, then open the app normally: xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/ClaudeOrb.app
Option 3 — Right-click to open
Right-click ClaudeOrb in your Applications folder, select Open, then click Open in the dialog that appears. This bypasses Gatekeeper for this one launch and remembers your choice.

Roadmap

What's coming next

ClaudeOrb is actively developed. Here's what's shipped and what's in the pipeline.

macOS menubar app with live usage monitoring
Shipped
Chrome extension with Usage, Code, Trends and Minimal tabs
Shipped
Claude Code stat tracking (tokens, cost, lines, files, streak)
Shipped
Chrome Web Store listing
Up next
App signing & notarization for macOS
Up next
Firefox extension
Planned
Windows support
Planned
Physical desk display — a small screen that sits next to your monitor
Someday