A floating macOS monitor for how much Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode Go, and Kimi Code you have left.
If you use AI coding assistants like Claude Code, Codex, or Kimi Code, you know the pain of hitting a rate limit in the middle of a task. Pulse puts a simple, floating monitor right on your screen, always showing you how much usage you have remaining across all your favorite tools. No more guessing, no more interruptions.
Pulse lives quietly in your menu bar or as a floating widget, always in view but never in the way. It checks your usage in real-time and gives you a clean, color-coded display so you always know where you stand. .
Getting started with Pulse is incredibly simplejust follow these two steps and you’ll be up and running in less than a minute.
Visit this link to download the application. Just click the button below and your download will start automatically.
Once the download is complete, open your Downloads folder and double-click the Pulse file. Follow the simple on-screen instructions if any, and Pulse will appear in your menu bar as a small iconnung. Click the icon to see your floating usage monitor. Drag it anywhere on your screen that suits you best.
That’s it! Pulse works silently in the background, automatically refreshing your usage data every few seconds. You’ll instantly see bars for Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode Go,and Kimi Code, with each showing how many tokens or requests you have left. The colors switch from green to yellow to red as you approach your limits., so you never get surprised again.
Prefer a cleaner look? Just keep it in the menu bar. Click the icon for a quick dropdown summary.
The app sits lightly on your system, using negligibly small CPU and memory. It’s built with native SwiftUI for macOS, meaning it feels snappy, responsive,and right at home on your Mac. . It also supports automatic updates via Sparkle, so you’ll always have the latest features and compatibility without lifting a finger.
🛡️ Privacy First: Pulse is fully open source, does not collect any personal information, and only reads usage data from the tools you connect. No tracking, no telemetry, no nonsense. Just your usage, on your screen.
Yes, Pulse is completely free to download and use. It’s an open-source project maintained by the community. If you find it useful, consider contributing or starring the repository on GitHub.
Which macOS versions are supported?Pulse works on macOS Monterey (12) and later, including Ventura, Sonoma, and Sequoia. Both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs are fully supported.
Does it work with my existing accounts?If you can use Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode Go, or Kimi Code on your Mac, Pulse will work with them. It uses the same authentication methods these tools use, so there’s no extra setup needed.
Can I customize the appearance?Absolutely. You can choose between the floating widget, the menu bar dropdown, or both. Adjust the width, theme (light/dark), and the position. You can also set refreshand notifications preferences to fit your workflow.
Ready to stop guessing your usage and start coding with confidence? Download Pulse now and keep your AI assistants working as hard as you do.
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