CUStats - AI Usage Tracker

NEW • Keep your Mac awake — A new optional toggle stops your Mac from going to sleep on its own while long-running coding agents work unattended. Flip it in Settings, or right from the all-accounts overview in the usage popup. It is off by default and remembers your choice between launches. Only automatic idle sleep is prevented — your display can still sleep, and closing the lid or choosing Sleep from the Apple menu works as usual. • Service recovery alerts — CUStats now tells you when Claude or Codex is healthy again after an outage or slowdown, not just when the trouble starts. Recovery alerts have their own switch in Settings, so you can keep them on while outage alerts stay off, or the other way around. FIXED • Duplicate outage alert — A brief unrecognized status reading during an outage no longer triggers a second alert for the same problem.

NEW • Service status in All Accounts — each account in the multi-account overview now shows provider service health next to usage, so you can spot outages without opening every tab. • Codex reset alerts — optional notifications when Codex limits reset and usage is available again. • Notifications settings — new section to manage notification permission and turn individual alert types on or off. IMPROVED • Version labels in the app now always match the build you installed — no more stale hardcoded version text.

NEW • All-Accounts Overview tab — when you track more than one account, the usage popup now opens to a compact overview showing every account's 5-hour and 7-day usage side by side, so you can see your whole picture without scrolling or switching tabs. • Per-account pace — each account in the overview now shows a pace projection, the same end-of-week estimate you get on the dashboard, so you can spot which account is trending toward its limit at a glance. IMPROVED • Consistent account colors — the colored dot for each account now matches everywhere it appears (overview, tabs, dashboard, and settings), even when some accounts are paused. • Smoother with many accounts — countdown timers and usage updates are noticeably lighter on the system when you're tracking several accounts at once, while keeping your menu-bar percentage just as fresh.