Your AI usage, one click away

Know how much AI
you have left.

Quotas, credits, spending, and reset times across Claude, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and ChatGPT. Check your remaining allowance in the menu bar, then open the account details behind it.

Free · macOS 26+ · Apple silicon & Intel

Now in 1.1

More of your account's usage page: balances, budgets, available resets, and product breakdowns.

Claude 45%
vhybecheck showing Copilot Pro: 88% of included AI credits left, 185.8 of 1,500 used, unlimited chat and code completions, and additional usage off.
Actual app interface · sample account data

From four dashboards to one glance.

01

Connect your providers

Sign in to Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT in the app. Connect Copilot with a GitHub token. Use whichever accounts you have.

02

See what is left

The menu bar shows the quota with the lowest remaining percentage across connected providers. Open the panel to compare every window.

03

Get the account details

Check reported credits, spending, and resets. Each provider view links straight to its account usage page.

Four providers. Their own numbers.

The details behind the percentage.

Each provider measures usage differently. vhybecheck keeps the units and account details that make those numbers useful.

Claude

From session limits
to credit balances.

See the current session, weekly allowance, and model-specific windows together. Scroll down for the details your account reports.

  • Usage-credit balance, monthly spending, and spend limit
  • Cloud session credits and available usage-limit resets
  • This week's usage split across Claude Code, Chats, and Cowork

A credit balance stays visible even when extra usage is turned off.

Claude Max 5× example with session and weekly quotas, usage credits, cloud session credits, usage-limit resets, and a weekly product breakdown.
Scroll to see all details · Full screenshot ↗

GitHub Copilot

AI credits, down
to the decimal.

See how much of your included allowance is used and how much remains, alongside your account's billing period.

  • AI credits on token-based plans; requests on request-based plans
  • Additional usage status, spending, and budget
  • Unlimited chat and completions when included in your plan

Fractional credits stay visible, so rounding does not hide usage.

Copilot Pro example showing 1,314.2 credits left, the monthly usage period, and additional spend and budget at zero.
Scroll to see all details · Full screenshot ↗

Cursor

Your billing cycle.
Your included usage.

Track the included allowance against the cycle reported by Cursor, with separate Auto and API usage figures.

  • Included-usage percentage and the actual reset date
  • Auto usage, API usage, and on-demand status
  • Invoice spending and limits when your account reports them

The Free account shown here reports 0% used. A real zero is displayed as a real zero.

Cursor Free example with 100% included usage left, zero Auto and API usage, on-demand usage off, and billing cycle dates.
Sample Free account · Full screenshot ↗

ChatGPT

Shared limits.
A fuller usage picture.

Follow the account's shared Codex and Work allowance, with the credits, resets, and daily breakdowns it reports.

  • Usage windows, credit balance, and available resets
  • Seven days of usage and the latest product and model breakdowns
  • Model availability reported for your account

Daily figures are approximate and can lag by up to six hours. Ordinary chat does not have a published numeric allowance.

ChatGPT Pro example with 93% of the weekly limit left, zero credits and resets, model availability, seven days of usage, and product and model breakdowns.
Scroll to see all details · Full screenshot ↗

Made for the menu bar

A quick check, with room for detail.

The important numbers are easy to read. The context is there when you need it.

Used and left, clearly labeled

The headline shows what is left. Each card also shows the used amount in the provider's own units.

Countdowns and exact resets

See when each window resets, with a live countdown alongside the date and time.

A sense of your pace

Local history adds trend sparklines and an estimate when a quota is on track to run out before its reset.

Last good reading, kept

If a refresh fails, the previous reading stays visible with a stale badge. Updated timestamps tell you how old it is.

Room for real account states

Unlimited allowances, zero balances, disabled extra usage, and accounts without a published quota each have a clear display.

Three themes

Choose Ultraviolet, Aurora, or Graphite. Amber and red keep the same meaning in every theme: an allowance is running low.

Direct connections. Local history.

Your accounts.
No account with us.

vhybecheck connects directly to your providers' account dashboards. There is no vhybecheck server in the middle, and the app sends no analytics.

Your GitHub token is stored in the macOS Keychain. Sign-in cookies and usage history stay on your Mac.

Account dataFrom your providers
Usage historyStored on your Mac
App analyticsNone

This website uses Google Analytics only if you allow it. Your choice does not affect the app.

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Keep your next limit in sight.

Free to use. Connect one provider or all four.

Version 1.1.1 · macOS 26+ · Apple silicon & Intel
Developer ID signed & Apple notarized

First launch

Open the disk image, drag vhybecheck to Applications, and launch it. Look for the app in your menu bar. Click it, then choose Connect to add a provider.

Need help?

For help with vhybecheck, email support@goldshorts.com. You can also report a bug on GitHub.

An iPhone version is in development.