Don’t run out of AI mid-week.
Track your Claude, ChatGPT or other AI-plan usage against the clock. Tell it your reset window and how much you’ve used — it projects your burn rate and tells you whether you’ll run out early or have room to spare.
Usage vs. the clock, done for you.
Tell it when your plan resets and roughly how much you’ve used. It compares that against how much of the cycle has already passed, projects your current burn rate to the reset, and turns it into one clear read: on track, room to spend, or slow down. No spreadsheets, no guessing on a Wednesday.
- Weekly, daily, or a rolling 5-hour window
- Projects your total at reset if the pace holds
- Tells you how much more you can safely spend
- Optional: only count working days in the pace
Made for people who live in AI tools.
If you use Claude Code, ChatGPT or a capped API plan all day, you know the feeling of hitting a limit at the worst moment. LLM Quota turns a vague worry into a number — so you pace yourself early in the cycle instead of getting cut off late. And because you type the numbers in, it works with any provider without ever seeing your account.
- Great for Claude / Claude Code weekly & 5-hour limits
- Works with any capped plan — you’re in control of the inputs
- Private by design: nothing leaves your machine
It’s one widget of many.
LLM Quota is a single tab inside Webstarted Toolbox — a lightweight hub that lives in your menu bar (macOS) or system tray (Windows). One icon, a click, and a popover full of small tools organized in tabs.
Questions, answered.
Which AI plans does it work with?
Any usage-capped plan that resets on a cycle — Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, or anything else. You pick the cycle: weekly, daily, or a rolling 5-hour window (the same shape as Claude’s usage windows).
Does it read my usage from my account automatically?
No — and that’s deliberate: it never connects to your AI account. You tell it your reset time and roughly how much you’ve used, and it does the pace math locally. Nothing leaves your computer.
What does it actually tell me?
It compares how much you’ve consumed against how much of the cycle has elapsed, projects where you’ll land at reset if you keep the same pace, and shows whether you’re on track, have room to spend more, or should ease off.
Is it free?
Yes. LLM Quota is one of the widgets built into Webstarted Toolbox, which is free to download and use — no account required.
Get Webstarted Toolbox
Free to use. LLM Quota and every other widget included. macOS 12+ and Windows 10+.
One icon, many small tools
This is just one of the widgets in Webstarted Toolbox. Here are the rest: