QuotaLens 2.0: now it knows where your quota went.
Claude shows you one number and forgets it when you close the tab. 2.0 keeps the whole
story: who spent the week, what a session really costs you, and whether you will make it to
Monday.pipx upgrade quotalens · Every screenshot here is demo data.
1 · The culprit
Where the quota went.
This week it was Cowork: 61%, then Claude Code 34% and chats 5%. Anthropic's own split of your week, kept week after week instead of vanishing at the reset.
2 · The receipt
Did your limit just change? Now you'd know.
Every Monday, QuotaLens writes down what one full session cost you that week. Here it fell from 12% to 9%, and the spreads don't overlap, so it calls the change.
3 · The forecast
Will the week last?
At this pace the week ends near 73%
, somewhere from 72 to 76%. An estimate from how your own past weeks went on from this point, and it says so.
4 · The rematch
Race last week.
This week's line over last week's dashed one, Monday to Monday. Ahead or behind, at a glance.
5 · The habit
When you actually burn it.
Hour by weekday, averaged over the last four weeks. This account burns weekday evenings and Saturday mornings, and sleeps at night.
6 · The freebie
Free credit has an expiry date.
Here $163 of a $250 cloud session credit is used, and the rest is gone on 9 Oct. QuotaLens keeps it out of your weekly budget and nudges you a week and a day before it expires.
7 · The fit
It knows your plan.
Max 5x in the header; on Pro there is no Fable meter, so there is none on the page. A meter that stops arriving disappears instead of sitting at a dash.
8 · One click
Just the line you want.
Session only, weekly only, Fable only, and a week view that runs reset to reset.
9 · Housekeeping
It tells you when there's a new version. It never updates itself.
One request a day to PyPI, sending nothing but its version, and off with one setting.
For the terminal crowd.
/api/weeks, /api/pace, /api/heatmap, /api/breakdown,
/api/credits, an events feed you can follow, and 817 tests on macOS, Linux and Windows.
Release notes on GitHub.