ilha is a native Mac app that lives in the notch (a small pill on other displays) and shows how much of your Claude Code, Codex and Grok Build limits you've used: the 5-hour and weekly windows, when they reset, and whether you're on pace to run out. If you pay for several accounts, it switches the CLI to one with room before the limit, without logging anything out. Insights prices each week at API rates, by project.

Hi Product Hunt! I use Claude Code and Codex all day, with a few accounts each, and I kept finding out I was out of room mid-task, then logging out and guessing which account still had some. ilha sits in the notch and shows each account's 5-hour and weekly windows. When one runs low it offers to switch, and at the limit it switches for you, swapping the CLI's login in place, so nothing gets logged out and running Claude Code sessions carry on. It reads the usage straight from Anthropic, OpenAI and xAI with the logins already on your Mac, and nothing about your usage, logins or logs ever leaves it. Free covers one account per CLI; Pro is $20 once (a year of updates) for every account, switching and Insights, with 14 days to try it, no account needed. I'd love to hear what you'd want it to show next.

Can you switch between the different accounts if the usages are approaching their weekly limit?

The "on pace to run out" part is what I'd actually use. I hit the 5-hour window mid-task more often than I'd like to admit. Does the pace estimate learn from how I usually work during the week, or is it a straight line from the current window? Also nice that the cost view reads local logs and nothing leaves the Mac.

Can you switch between the different accounts if the usages are approaching their weekly limit?

ilha

Your Claude Code and Codex limits, live in the notch

Your Claude Code and Codex limits, live in the notch