• The CodexBar widget can show the providers whose weekly limits reset soonest. In its Overview, set Provider Selection to By Weekly Reset (Soonest First) and choose 2, 3, or 4 providers, in any widget size. • The widget uses this order whichever order your Usage cards use, and shows the weekly usage and reset time for providers with a weekly limit. Choose Manually works as before. • New-version CodexBar widgets added on iOS 27 with CodexBar 2.6 or later show the new option right away. Other CodexBar widgets, including those added on iOS 26 or earlier, need to be added again from the widget gallery to show it. • Grok's weekly limit is now recognized, so Weekly Reset (Soonest First) sorts Grok by its next reset instead of showing No weekly reset.

• See WorkBuddy, Muse (muse.ai), LithosAI, and Langdock from your Mac, each with its own color. • Cards show remaining credits or tokens next to the reset time when your Mac reports them. • See the LithosAI prepaid balance and Grok purchased credits on their cards. • Claude cloud credits show the remaining amount, a progress bar, and when they expire. Expired credits are marked as expired. • Provider details show progress bars where your Mac reports both used and total amounts. • With more than one Mac, a Mac that can't refresh a provider no longer hides another Mac's data. Details show which Mac the data came from, how old it is, and any refresh errors. • Local history keeps your saved costs when a Mac briefly can't report an account or can't price a day, instead of erasing them or showing zero. • Choose which quota the Quota pace widget follows, such as Session, Weekly, or a model-only limit. Weekly is the default; widgets added before this update need to be added again to show this option. • On iOS 27 or later, four widgets in the widget gallery are new versions: CodexBar Widget, Quota pace, Token Activity, and Token Activity Comparison. Widgets you have already placed keep working. To use the new versions, add them again from the widget gallery; options added to them later will usually appear in widgets you have already added. • Update CodexBar on Mac to 0.73.0.1 or later for these providers and balances.

• Show each account as its own card. Turn it on for each provider from the … menu on its page. • Pin important cards to the top from the … menu, or touch and hold a card. • Cards are now sorted by name. Use Edit Order to sort by the next weekly reset instead, or drag cards into your own order. These layout settings stay on this device and don't change your Mac. • Quota pace now covers Claude and other providers with daily, weekly, or monthly limits, calculated on your iPhone from the latest Mac data. • Add the new Quota pace widget to see remaining quota, pace, and the usage trend at a glance. • Contact the developer or browse more apps from Settings.

• Follow Codex and Claude quota usage with charts based on synced observations, exact reset dates, and pace estimates in your iPhone language. • Understand when Kimi’s monthly quota prevents use, even if the short-window quota still has room. • Keep saved daily costs and tokens when Mac refreshes, with clearer local and multi-Mac estimates. Show complete history correctly even when today's data is unavailable. • Choose up to four providers for each status widget, in your preferred order, with independent mode and color settings. Existing status widgets need to be removed and added again; Token Activity widgets keep working. • See observed model names in token activity and refreshed provider colors.

CodexBar 2.3 brings the latest Mac updates to iPhone and more useful Overview widgets. • Choose up to four providers in Overview widgets. Small widgets show two by default; medium and larger widgets show four. Layouts adapt to your selection. • See a compact quota reset countdown beside each usage percentage, including fractional days such as 3.7d. • Follow the cost period selected on Mac: rolling periods, this month, or all time. Non-USD costs remain visible in provider details and are excluded from USD totals. • View xKiro, Raycast, and Aixy usage with quota alerts, plus richer details for LiteLLM, Claude Admin, Grok, Antigravity, Mistral, and Muse when available from Mac. • Improve handling of incomplete cost history, calendar boundaries, and quota alerts across multiple accounts. Known history from older Macs remains visible as a lower bound when data is incomplete. Update Mac CodexBar to 0.68.0.1 or later for the new provider and cost-period data.

Token Activity heatmaps now fit every widget size. Choose All, Claude Code, or Codex on small and medium widgets, and compare two sources on larger widgets. Cells are easier to read, and missing history stays distinct from zero. After updating, CodexBar opens these release notes; tap Setup at the top to open the Setup Guide.

CodexBar 2.1 keeps iPhone and iPad in step with Mac 0.66, including new provider quotas and spending details. • See localized quota and usage details for new services including Bifrost, Muse Code, Hugging Face, v0, GitKraken AI, and DevPass. • Get quota alerts for eight new services. Existing alerts and saved history stay available across Mac and iPhone versions. • Provider colors stay readable in Dark Mode, and light colors synced from Mac stay visible on light cards.

CodexBar 2.0 is ready for iOS 27 and iPadOS 27, with an all-new data architecture that makes history, syncing, and navigation dramatically faster. • A rebuilt data pipeline loads, merges, and refreshes usage from your Macs much faster, while keeping missing history distinct from zero. • Token Activity heatmaps reveal daily totals at a glance. Open the details to explore every provider, tap or hold any day, and browse up to a year of history. • A new iPad experience uses wider, side-by-side layouts while keeping familiar bottom tabs. • Sharing is completely redesigned with a preview-first editor, refreshed Classic and Vibe cards, and a new Heatmap card.

• See daily requests, tokens and costs from your Mac. Unavailable values remain clearly marked. • View purchased Codex credits separately from monthly limits, with more reliable balances across Macs. • Improved Moonshot balances and Ollama monthly credit labels. • Cost history refreshes in the background while keeping the last complete view visible. Safer local storage and incremental syncing help protect saved history. Update CodexBar on Mac to 0.58.0.1 or later for all new data. Older Mac versions remain supported.

CodexBar Mobile 1.23 adds richer provider details from newer Macs. Kiro now shows plan, credits, overages, context, tools, responses, prompts, and management details, while Cursor keeps the Grok Bot lane visible. Fireworks provider-reported spend stays distinct from Antigravity token-only days, so unknown cost never appears as $0. Mac CodexBar 0.56.0.1 includes upstream 0.54.1–0.56.0 provider, performance, reliability, and security updates. Update the Mac app to 0.56.0.1 for full support; iPhone 1.23 remains compatible with older Mac data.

CodexBar Mobile 1.22 makes synced cost totals more trustworthy. Newer Macs now identify partial history coverage, provider-reported versus estimated spend, priced and unpriced usage, and input, output, cache, and reasoning token mix. Multi-Mac totals handle stale, incomplete, and cross-time-zone data more conservatively to avoid misleading totals. Update CodexBar on Mac to 0.54.0.1 for full support.

Adds richer provider details in one consistent layout, including balances, credits, billing, charts, Claude model-scoped limits, Cursor and Vertex quota labels, OpenCode Go estimates, and Grok plans. Fireworks and IBM Bob now appear with their own colors and usage details. Multi-Mac sync now merges provider accounts deterministically while keeping separate accounts and custom plugins distinct. Update CodexBar on Mac to 0.52.0.1 for full support.

Adds Qwen Cloud, ZoomMate, xAI, and Notion AI with dedicated detail pages. See ZoomMate credit history, xAI balance and daily spend, the active Notion workspace, Claude prepaid credits, and z.ai usage across 24-hour, 7-day, and 30-day ranges. Update CodexBar on Mac to 0.47.0.1 for full support.

Alibaba Token Plan now shows 5-hour and weekly limits, and Subscription Utilization uses the latest quota history. Update CodexBar on Mac to 0.45.2.2 for the full fix.

iPhone 1.19 adds eight providers, richer quota details, clearer limits, and more reliable iCloud sync. What's New * Eight more providers — ClinePass, DeepInfra, Neuralwatt, LongCat, sub2api, Wayfinder, ZenMux, and ai& now appear with their own colors and detail pages, plus quota alerts when available. * Kimi at a glance — see Weekly, five-hour, Monthly, and Code 7-day limits in one consistent order. * Clearer Claude plans — Max 5x and Max 20x stay distinct, even while your Macs update at different times. * More complete details — sub2api shows account balance and request totals, while Wayfinder shows routing activity and savings. * More reliable quota history — monthly and additional limits stay visible alongside daily and weekly windows, and Subscription Utilization automatically uses the freshest quota history when session history stops updating. * Small percentages — every positive usage value below 1% now stays visible instead of rounding to 0% or 1%. * Reliable iCloud sync — stalled Mac uploads now time out with a clear failure instead of spinning forever, and Developer Tools includes a read-only iCloud diagnostic report. * A smoother Mac companion — CodexBar for Mac now recovers sign-ins more safely, reports usage more accurately, and improves performance, menus, and settings. * A more capable Mac companion — customize menu bar layouts, see usage forecasts, use safer refresh controls, and benefit from the latest provider, performance, and security fixes. Required Mac version For all new details, update CodexBar on Mac to version 0.45.2.1 or later. iPhone 1.19 still works with data from older Mac versions.

CodexBar 1.17 adds richer Mac sync, more trustworthy Cost totals, and clearer diagnostics. What's new • New providers — iPhone now recognizes Sakana AI, Qoder, CrossModel, and ClawRouter from Mac sync. CrossModel also shows balance, uncollected spend, and daily, weekly, and monthly usage. • More reliable Cost data — Today, 7-day, 30-day, and 90-day views now use consistent date ranges and device/account merge rules across Overview, Provider Share, Daily Spend, Model Mix, service breakdowns, and share cards. • Local Cost History — enabled by default with a 90-day window, so iPhone can retain synced daily cost history locally. • Cost Diagnostics — Developer Tools can now show where totals came from and whether every Cost view reconciles. • Sync and widget fixes — removed or stale providers no longer linger in local history, cleared history stays cleared, and the widget update footer is centered in every supported size. Update Mac CodexBar to 0.39.0.1 (fork build 97.1 or later) for the full 1.17 experience.

1.16.0 adds CodexBar Home Screen widgets. What's new * Home Screen widgets — add CodexBar widgets in small, medium, large, or iPad extra-large sizes to see provider usage, today's cost, and sync health at a glance. * Light, Dark, and tinted Home Screen appearances — widgets follow your system appearance instead of using a fixed dark or colorful dashboard style. * Widget color style — choose Mono for the native single-color look, or Colorful for a restrained accent palette that keeps the same clean layout. * Today Cost polish — widgets now use the same merged cost totals as the Cost page, small widgets include token usage, medium widgets use a cleaner spend-vs-token layout, and provider rows avoid account-plan labels. * Configurable views — choose Overview, Provider Focus, Today Cost, or Sync Health for each widget; edited Home Screen widgets now keep and render the selected view. * Real synced data — widgets read the shared CodexBar CloudKit sync merge, including multi-device local CLI spend, and fall back to older iCloud snapshots when needed. * Cost totals — the Cost page now cross-checks synced provider summaries so incomplete daily history does not undercount spend. No App Group setup or CloudKit schema change is required for this update.

1.15.0 pairs the iPhone app with Mac CodexBar 0.37.2.1. What's new • Codex reset credits — when your Mac syncs available manual reset credits, iPhone shows the count and next expiration on the Codex detail page. • Clearer usage confidence — estimated or percentage-only Mac data is now labeled instead of shown as exact. • Provider updates from Mac — Cursor personal on-demand usage, Mistral Vibe monthly limits, Bedrock CloudWatch activity, MiniMax model names, and CommandCode quota transitions are ready to display where available. • Diagnostics and security — Mac 0.37 adds stronger endpoint validation, safer Codex OAuth credential permissions, improved CLI diagnostics, and more reliable Claude/Codex web reads. For the full 1.15 experience, update Mac CodexBar to 0.37.2.1 (fork build 92.1) or later. Older Mac data still opens; new details appear after Mac updates.

1.14.0 adds Sync Device Management for duplicate or retired Mac devices. What's new • Merge duplicate Macs — if reinstalling a Mac creates a second sync device, combine the old and new identities without deleting history. • Archive retired Macs — keep old device history while removing retired Macs from the active device count and stale sync warnings. • Undo when needed — restore archived devices or unmerge device identities from Settings > About & Sync. • Safer local cost totals — merged identities from the same physical Mac no longer count local CLI history as two separate computers. • Cleaner charts — Provider detail Daily Spend charts now use compact weekly labels instead of overcrowded daily labels. No Mac update is required for this iPhone feature. Existing Mac sync data is preserved.

1.13.0 is one combined iPhone update: it includes the previously unreleased 1.12 sync work plus the latest Mac CodexBar 0.36.1 companion improvements. What's new • More providers on iPhone — Devin, LiteLLM, Poe, Chutes, and Zed can now appear when your Mac syncs their usage, with quota notifications prepared for the new providers. • Richer provider details — MiniMax renewal and expiration dates, Copilot budget windows, MiMo balances and token plans, Kimi Code API usage, and Poe point history now flow through where available. • Smoother upgrades — iPhone keeps rich provider details when one Mac has updated and another is still on an older build, reducing empty-card flicker during rolling upgrades. • Mac companion refinements — provider accuracy, security, localization, and menu reliability fixes from recent Mac CodexBar releases are reflected in the companion experience. For the full 1.13 experience, update Mac CodexBar to 0.36.1.1 (build 88.1) or later. Older Mac data still opens; new provider details appear after your Mac updates.

• The Daily Spend chart now scrolls — swipe left to browse your full cost history (30 / 90 / 365-day windows) instead of cramming every day into one screen. The latest day stays pinned to the right. • Search the Usage list by provider name — handy when you have many providers synced. • Cleaner, more accurate data synced from your Mac: tidier Antigravity quota rows, correct Copilot usage on zero-entitlement plans, fixed Augment parsing, steadier Claude readings through brief sign-in hiccups, and refreshed Codex / Claude cost numbers.

Quieter, more accurate provider data synced from your Mac — Antigravity quota rows without the noise, correct Copilot usage on zero-entitlement plans, fixed Augment parsing, and steadier Claude readings — from the CodexBar 0.32.4 sync. What's New Search — filter the Usage list by provider name; handy when many providers are synced. Antigravity — quota rows are cleaner: image / lite / autocomplete / internal noise rows no longer skew the summary bar. Copilot — zero-entitlement business tokens no longer show a misleading usage percentage. Augment — usage parses correctly again after the upstream status-format change. Claude — a brief sign-in hiccup no longer blanks your usage; the last good reading is kept. Codex / Claude cost — refreshed by the v0.32 cost-scanner update; your cost cards re-scan to the corrected numbers. Required Mac version Update Mac CodexBar to 0.32.4 (fork build 79.1 or later). iPhone 1.11.0 stays forward-compatible with older Mac builds — these refinements simply arrive once Mac is updated.

What's New in 1.10.0 • DeepSeek usage card — see your DeepSeek web-session usage and cost right on your iPhone: today and this-month tokens, spend, and request counts alongside your balance. • Codex Spark & Antigravity — Codex Spark (5-hour + weekly) and Antigravity per-model quota lanes now sync through to your iPhone. • Smarter cost cards — cost cards now show request counts and format amounts in the correct currency (e.g. EUR / CNY), not just USD. • Upstream fixes flow through automatically — corrected Claude Enterprise extra-usage amount (no longer 100× too high), Grok / Ollama window labels and pace projection, and the Claude "Design" lane folded into the main Claude limit. Requires CodexBar for Mac 0.31.0 or later to surface the new DeepSeek card and the Codex Spark / Antigravity lanes. Older Mac builds stay compatible — the new cards simply remain hidden until Mac is updated.

Three new providers (Azure OpenAI, Alibaba Token Plan, T3 Chat) from the CodexBar 0.29.0 sync — plus richer detail across many providers: the iPhone now surfaces more of what your Mac already tracks. • Azure OpenAI — usage card validating deployment status from your API key, endpoint, and deployment name. • Alibaba Token Plan (Bailian) — monthly token-plan quota card showing used and total credits with the reset date, imported from browser or manual cookies. • T3 Chat — web-session usage card with a 4-hour base window plus a monthly overage window. • Richer detail elsewhere too — Codex standard/fast spend split per model, an OpenRouter balance & credits card, Mistral daily cost in the Cost dashboard, the Antigravity multi-account switcher, and cost summaries that show the real history window (not always 30 days). Update Mac CodexBar to 0.29.0 (fork build 68.1 or later) to see the three new providers. iPhone 1.9.0 stays forward-compatible with older Mac builds — the new cards simply stay hidden until Mac is on 0.29.0.

CodexBar 1.8.0 adds five new providers and upgrades six existing ones. New providers: • Grok (xAI) — monthly spend, plan, percent used, renewal date • ElevenLabs — character credits plus voice slots • Deepgram — speech/agent hours, requests, TTS characters • GroqCloud — live request / token / cache-hit rates • LLM Proxy — aggregate usage across all upstream providers Provider upgrades: • Claude — Anthropic Admin API dashboard (today / 7-day / 30-day spend, top models) and an Enterprise spend-limit gauge • OpenAI API — pick any 1–365 day cost-history window • OpenCode Go — Zen workspace balance • MiniMax — 30-day billing chart with top methods and models • Kiro — overage credits when your monthly plan is exhausted Also: • Quota alerts now name the account that triggered them • Codex shows your active workspace and weekly usage pace Requires CodexBar for Mac 0.27.0 or later.