QuotaGlance is built so your data stays on your Mac. This policy explains what it reads and the little that ever leaves it.
What QuotaGlance reads
QuotaGlance shows how much of your Claude and ChatGPT limits is left. It reads the usage that the Claude desktop app, Claude Code and Codex already save on your Mac:
- Claude:
~/Library/Application Support/Claude/plan-usage-history.json, where the Claude desktop app saves its usage readings, and~/.claude.json, where Claude Code saves its last usage check. - ChatGPT: the newest session logs in
~/.codex/sessions, where Codex writes its rate limits.
Only the usage entries are decoded: the share of each limit that is left, when it resets, and your plan name. Your chats, prompts, code and every other file are never read.
Local files
QuotaGlance reads the usage files Claude and Codex keep in your home folder. It never writes, moves or deletes anything there. Turn an account off at any time in Settings › Accounts.
What it keeps
QuotaGlance keeps your settings and the latest numbers for each account on your Mac, in its own container. Nothing is kept anywhere else.
Nothing leaves your Mac
QuotaGlance has no servers of ours and sends nothing outside your Mac. The optional webhook is a small server that listens on 127.0.0.1 only, so only apps on the same Mac can send it numbers, and only with your token.
No analytics or accounts
QuotaGlance collects no analytics and has no account or sign-in. Notifications are created on your Mac. Apple may share crash reports and usage data with developers only if you opt in to that in System Settings › Privacy & Security › Analytics & Improvements.
Download
QuotaGlance is a free download with no account. We never see your name, email address or payment details.
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Contact
Questions about privacy? Email [email protected].