Claude & Codex usage, live in your menu bar.

QDock is a free, open-source macOS app that watches your subscription limits from the menu bar, so a rate limit never surprises you mid-session.

Download DMG
npx @qdock/installer

Free & open source · MIT · macOS 14+ · latest release: on GitHub

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62%
Usage updated 12s ago

Claude Code

Session · 5h 62%
Week · all models 41%
Week · Opus 78%

Codex

Session 23%
Week 57%
refreshing every 60s

Live usage per provider window, color-coded by level.

Install in thirty seconds.

Three paths to the same app. Pick whichever fits your workflow.

Quick install

Installs and launches the latest release. Recommended.

npx @qdock/installer

Download the DMG

Drag-and-drop install. Universal app for Apple silicon and Intel.

Build from source

For contributors and local debugging.

git clone https://github.com/altansaid/QDock.git qdock cd qdock swift build && swift run QDock

Glance up, not away.

QDock reads the providers already on your machine and mirrors their real limits: the same numbers the CLIs see.

Detects your providers
Finds Claude Code and Codex from local auth. No setup, no API keys to paste.
Adapts its refresh
Checks every 60s when usage runs hot, eases to 300s when idle.
Keeps secrets local
Manual tokens go to the macOS Keychain. Every release ships SHA-256 checksums.

Questions.

Does this support Windows or Linux?

No. QDock currently targets macOS 14+ only.

What if npx install fails?

Use the DMG download above, or check GitHub Releases directly for the latest artifact.

macOS blocked QDock on first launch. What should I do?

This can happen after manual DMG install. Run xattr -cr /Applications/QDock.app in Terminal, then right-click QDock.app and choose Open once. If installed under ~/Applications, update the path in the command.

Is QDock open source?

Yes. Source code, issues, and contribution flow are available on GitHub.