5-hour session limit
How much of the current 5-hour window is left, and the moment it resets.
AI Limits Tracker reads the 5-hour session limit and weekly limit of your Claude account straight from Anthropic, and keeps the percentage left and the exact reset time in view — no terminal command needed.
Free with one connected account. iPhone (iOS 17 or later), Apple Watch, Mac menu bar, and Android.
Anthropic shows your plan usage in two places. Both are accurate — you just have to open them each time.
On the web or desktop app, open Settings → Usage. Under “Plan usage limits” you see the current 5-hour session and the weekly limits, each with its reset time.
In a Claude Code session, type /usage to see your plan usage limits and what used them. /status shows your account and model, not your limits.
AI Limits Tracker keeps the same numbers on an iPhone widget, the Mac menu bar, and Apple Watch, and alerts you before a limit runs out.
How much of the current 5-hour window is left, and the moment it resets.
The weekly limit, plus separate model pools when your plan has them.
Shown in your local time, so you know exactly when you can pick the work back up.
A notification when the weekly limit falls to the threshold you choose, and another when a limit resets.
On iPhone, Mac, or Android. No JoCoding account needed.
Sign in with Anthropic’s own login. No API key, nothing to paste into a terminal.
Add a Home Screen widget, keep the Mac menu bar item, or put a complication on your Apple Watch.
On claude.ai, open Settings → Usage to see the current 5-hour session and weekly limits with their reset times. In Claude Code, type /usage. To keep the numbers in view without opening either, connect your Claude account in AI Limits Tracker — widgets, the Mac menu bar, and Apple Watch show the percentage left and the reset time.
Each account has its own reset time. The app shows the exact reset time of both the 5-hour and the weekly limit in your local time zone, and can notify you when each one resets.
Yes. Home Screen widgets in small, medium, and large sizes plus a Lock Screen widget show the percentage left and the reset time. On the Mac, the same numbers sit in the menu bar, and Apple Watch shows them on your wrist.
Yes. The free version tracks one connected account. Pro adds more accounts — several Claude accounts, or Claude next to Codex, Grok, and Antigravity — and multi-account widgets.
On plans that include Fable models, Fable usage — Fable 5.1 included — is capped within your weekly limit. AI Limits Tracker shows that cap as its own “Fable 5 weekly” row next to the overall weekly limit, with its reset time, so you can see how much Fable you have left.