Claudemon

Claudemon

Claudemon is a native macOS menu-bar app that shows your Claude Code
subscription usage live. It reads the same limits the Claude Code CLI reports
and surfaces them in three places:

- a compact gauge + session percentage in the menu bar (with a
  configurable style — icon + text, text only, or icon only),
- an optional always-on-top floating desktop window (double-click to toggle
  a mini session-only view), and
- a Notification Center / desktop widget (WidgetKit).

It tracks the three limits Claude Code reports — Current Session (5h),
Current Week (all models), and a per-model current-week limit (the
label follows whichever model Anthropic is currently tracking there, e.g.
Current Week (Fable) — this replaced the older Current Week (Sonnet
only) wording after Anthropic added the Fable model) — each with a labeled
progress bar, the percent used, a resets in Xh Ym countdown, and the
absolute reset time in the limit's own timezone.
Unofficial tool. Claudemon is a third-party app and is not affiliated
with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Anthropic. See the
Disclaimer below.

Screenshots

The floating window has two forms: the full view (session ring + weekly bars
+ reset footer) and a mini view that shows just the session ring. Double-click
the floating window to switch between them — the mini view is a smaller,
glanceable indicator that stays out of the way; double-click again to return.

Menu bar style & settings

The menu bar fills up fast, so Claudemon lets you choose how much room its item
takes. Open the panel and click the ⚙︎ gear in the header to reveal the
settings, then pick a Menu bar style:

Choosing Bar graph reveals four extra options under the style picker:

- Weekly bar — adds a second bar for a weekly limit under (or, in vertical
  mode, next…