AI coding subscription usage

AxiOwl Usage Meter

See every paid quota window, every account, and every reset before the work stops. One evidence-backed view across providers and platforms.

Multi-provider | Multi-account | Windows | macOS | Linux | Android | iOS

AxiOwl Usage Meter on Android showing genuine Codex subscription windows

The quota you do not see is money you cannot use.

Subscription windows reset whether you use them or not. AxiOwl shows what remains, what resets next, and which account can carry the next task – before capacity disappears or a session gets blocked.

Recover unused allowanceAvoid mid-session limitsChoose the account with room

One view turns scattered limits into a routing decision.

Use what you paid for

Find allowance that would otherwise expire unused.

Protect long sessions

See resets and remaining capacity before launching the work.

Use every account

Keep separate subscriptions visible instead of losing one in another login.

AxiOwl Usage Meter phone beside a laptop and a raised shredder consuming a one-hundred-dollar bill

Time is a quota too

Keep the limit beside the work.

Quota windows reset whether or not you used them. AxiOwl keeps remaining capacity and reset timing visible beside your main screen, so you can route the next task before allowance and time disappear.

Use the capacity you already paid for.

Multi-provider | Multi-account

One dashboard. Every provider. Every account.

Compare Codex, Antigravity, Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenCode Go without confusing identities or merging unrelated windows. Current, stale, unavailable, and error states stay visible because routing work requires honest data.

AxiOwl Usage Meter dashboard displayed on an angled silver laptop

Every screen you work on.

Windows

Preview

macOS

Coming

Linux

Preview 1.0.2

Android

Phone-proven

iOS

Coming

The category difference

The only five-platform, multi-provider, multi-account usage meter.

Use AxiOwl on Windows, macOS, and Linux at the desk, then keep the same provider-and-account view with you on Android and iOS. Track Codex, Antigravity, Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenCode Go without collapsing different providers, accounts, WEB sessions, and CLI environments into one unexplained number.

Providers stay themselves

Each provider can expose different limits, reset windows, collection methods, and identity rules. AxiOwl preserves those differences while giving you one operating picture.

Accounts stay separate

Track multiple paid subscriptions for the same provider without confusing identities, credentials, files, observations, or deletion controls.

WEB and CLI stay distinct

Browser sessions, device-code flows, subscription keys, and provider CLIs remain attached to the account and method that produced each observation.

Recover value before reset

Stop paying for capacity that quietly expires.

AI subscription allowances reset whether you use them or not. When each provider hides limits in a different menu, browser session, or CLI, paid capacity expires unseen while another account hits a wall. AxiOwl puts remaining allowance and reset timing together so you can move work to the provider and account that still has room.

Recover value

See available allowance before a reset erases it, then put suitable work on the subscription that still has capacity.

Protect momentum

See limits before they stop a session, and check reset timing before launching work that needs a long uninterrupted window.

Choose intelligently

Compare providers and accounts before starting the next job instead of discovering the limit after the work is already underway.

The goal is not to manufacture more quota. It is to make the capacity you already purchased visible enough to use deliberately.

One operating model, five screens

AxiOwl Usage Meter on every platform.

The interface adapts to the device, but provider identity, account separation, quota windows, reset timing, and freshness remain understandable everywhere.

Windows

Desktop preview. Compare providers and multiple accounts in one local dashboard, with separate Graphs and Logins views and explicit freshness states.

macOS

Apple Silicon Preview 1.0.5. Bring provider, account, quota-window, reset, and freshness visibility to the Mac desktop.

Linux

Preview 1.0.2 available. Install the Debian package from AxiOwl's permanent Linux channel; future releases continue at the same address.

Android

Phone-proven. A standalone native app with WEB and CLI accounts, private ARM64 provider runtime, widgets, background refresh, and threshold alerts. No PC companion or Termux required.

iOS

Coming to iPhone and iPad. Keep provider, account, remaining allowance, and reset timing available when you are away from a desktop.

Turn quota into a routing advantage

Turn remaining quota into a better decision.

Use AxiOwl across desktop and mobile without collapsing different providers, accounts, WEB sessions, CLI environments, or quota windows into one unexplained number.

Use what you already paid for

See available allowance before a reset erases it, then put suitable work on the subscription that still has capacity.

Pick the provider with room

Compare current windows and reset times before launching a long task instead of discovering the limit halfway through.

Keep every account distinct

Track multiple subscriptions for the same provider without confusing their identities, methods, files, or observations.

Get ahead of lockouts

Use freshness, countdowns, widgets, and alerts to react before a quota window interrupts the work that matters.

Evidence before decoration

A savings decision is only as good as the number behind it.

AxiOwl graphs only genuine accepted provider observations. Missing fields, expired logins, unknown identities, and changed responses remain visible as unavailable, stale, or error states. That honesty matters because you are using the view to decide which paid provider and account should receive the next job.

01

Connect providers and accounts

Add each subscription through its supported WEB, CLI, browser, device-code, or subscription-key method.

02

Compare capacity and resets

See which accounts are current, how much allowance remains, and when each independent window resets.

03

Route work with intent

Start the next suitable task on the provider and account that can carry it without wasting paid capacity elsewhere.

Local by design

Your usage strategy stays on your devices.

Android keeps provider connections in app-private storage and can run compatible official CLIs in its private ARM64 environment. Windows keeps the dashboard, collectors, and account environments on the PC. Each app communicates directly with the selected provider method; AxiOwl does not need a cloud database containing your provider credentials and normalized usage history.

Provider-owned sign-in

Use the login method owned by the selected provider. AxiOwl never asks you to type a provider password into an AxiOwl form.

Isolated account state

Account-specific identity, credentials, files, usage observations, and deletion controls stay separate wherever the provider allows it.

You control deletion

Remove one connection without disturbing the others, or reset the local dashboard and runtime through explicit product controls.

Six provider ecosystems. One place to decide what to use next. OpenAI Codex, Google Antigravity, GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenCode Go can expose different limits, reset windows, accounts, and collection methods. AxiOwl preserves those differences while giving you one operating picture.

Stop guessing. Route work with intent.

Know which provider and account still has capacity before the next task starts.