How much Claude and Codex do you have left?

Pikori lives next to your clock. Click the little character to see your 5-hour and weekly limits for Claude Code and Codex, when each one resets, what's on your calendar today, your to-do list, and how your Mac is doing.

Download for Mac

On your phone? Pikori runs on a Mac.

Version 0.5.3, free. macOS 13 or later, Apple Silicon and Intel.

Windows and Linux versions are planned.

Try it: click the character in the menu bar above.

PIKORI

AI limits and your day

CLAUDE

Small commits make big wins.

5hr65% leftReset 2026/10/26, 14:24
WEEK40% leftReset 2026/10/29, 19:24

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CODEX

Recharge break? Your code can wait.

5hr82% leftReset 2026/10/26, 15:24
WEEK19% leftReset 2026/10/30, 16:24

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NOTES

3 left

  • Reply to Ken about the launch
  • Ship the 0.4 build
  • Book train to Kyoto
  • Water the plants

OCT 2026

Next: 15:00 Design review

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See it in under a minute

A quick tour of the panel: your limits, your day, your Mac, and the characters.

Spend some Claude

Type anything and press Return, or tap a prompt. Watch the limit drain and see what Pikori says.

Plenty left. Go build.

CLAUDE

5hr100% left
WEEK100% left

Both limits at a glance

Claude Code and Codex each have a short limit that refills every few hours and a weekly one. Pikori shows both as bars with their reset times, so you know whether to push on or take a break.

  • Read the bars as time left or as time used. Switch any time in Settings.
  • Readings that are more than a few minutes old fade and show their age, so an old number never looks live.
  • Get a notification when a limit runs low.

Pick who keeps you company

66 animated characters. Pick a different one for the menu bar, each Today card, and the System and Clipboard tabs. Set Motion to Lively and each moves its own way: dinosaurs walk, fish swim, the spider drops on its thread. Calm keeps them still.

Choose a character to see it on a card.

CLAUDE

Small commits make big wins.

5hr65% leftReset 2026/10/26, 14:24
WEEK40% leftReset 2026/10/29, 19:24

Updated just now

Character packs

Pikori and 26 characters are free for good. Want more company? Add one character for $1.99 or a themed pack, paid once: no subscription, and it works on all your Macs.

Buy in the app: Settings > Store. Click a character to get just that one, or buy its whole pack. Your license key arrives by email and works on every Mac you use. Characters you picked during the beta stay yours. Payments are handled by Lemon Squeezy.

Also in the panel

System

CPU, memory, storage, battery charge and temperature, network speed, and your local IP address. Updated live while the panel is open.

Recent copies

Turn it on, and the last 30 things you copy are kept for 24 hours. Click one to copy it again. Copies from password managers are skipped, and everything stays on your Mac.

Calendar

This month at a glance on Today, with dots on days that have events and a line about what's next. Events are read from your Mac's calendars and never leave it.

Notes

A quick to-do list on Today. Type a task and press Return, tick it off when it's done. Turn it on in Settings > General > Show on Today.

Your usage stays on your Mac

Claude Code already reports your limits to its status line. Pikori adds a small local bridge that saves those numbers to a file on your Mac. It keeps your existing status line and backs up your settings first.

Codex limits come from the Codex app on your Mac, through its documented app-server.

Your notes, calendar, and recent copies stay on your Mac too.

Pikori has no account and no analytics. Nothing about your usage leaves your computer. It goes online only to check for updates and, if you buy a pack, to check your license key.

Set up in two minutes

  1. InstallOpen the download and drag Pikori to Applications. It is signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens like any other app.
  2. Open PikoriA character appears in your menu bar. Click it to open the panel.
  3. Connect Claude CodeIn Settings > General, click Connect Claude Code. You can disconnect there too.
  4. Sign in to CodexIf you use Codex, run codex login once in Terminal.

You need

  • macOS 13 Ventura or later
  • Claude Code 2.1.251 or later on a Claude subscription, or Codex CLI on a ChatGPT plan

Full install guide →

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Questions

Is Pikori free?

Yes. The app and 26 characters are free, with no ads and no subscription. Extra characters cost $1.99 each, or $3.99 to $7.99 for a pack, paid once.

Is it safe to install?

Yes. Pikori is signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so macOS checks it before it opens. There is no account and no analytics, and your usage stays on your Mac.

Why is Pikori's number different from the one on claude.ai?

Check the wording first: Pikori shows what is left by default, and claude.ai shows what is used. 65% left and 35% used are the same. Also, Pikori gets new numbers when Claude Code talks to Claude, so usage on the website shows up after your next Claude Code message.

How do updates work?

Pikori checks for a new version once a day and shows what changed before it installs. To install updates without asking, turn it on in Settings > About.

Does Pikori have a clipboard history?

Yes, for free. Turn on Save recent copies on the Clipboard tab and Pikori keeps up to 30 copies for 24 hours: text, links, images and files. Passwords from password managers are skipped, and everything stays on your Mac.

Can Pikori show CPU, memory and battery?

Yes. The System tab shows CPU load, memory, storage, battery charge and temperature, network speed and your local IP address, updated every 2 seconds while it is open.

How do I remove Pikori?

If you connected Claude Code, click Disconnect Claude Code in Settings > General first; your old status line comes back. Then quit Pikori and move it to the Bin.

Does it work on Windows or Linux?

Not yet. Versions for both are planned.

Know before you hit the limit.

Free, no account, and set up in two minutes.

Download for Mac

On your phone? Pikori runs on a Mac.

Version 0.5.3, free. macOS 13 or later, Apple Silicon and Intel.