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.

- Six new dedicated provider cards (Kiro credits, AWS Bedrock cost, Moonshot / Kimi API balance, z.ai hourly chart, OpenAI API Dashboard, Antigravity multi-account) plus two new settings toggles. What's New? OpenAI Admin API Dashboard on the OpenAI provider page — Today / 7 days / 30 days summary cards, a 30-day spend chart, and top models / top line items lists. Requires Mac 0.26.2 with Admin API access. Kiro: dedicated credits card with plan tag, primary credit usage progress, and an optional bonus pool with expiry countdown. AWS Bedrock (NEW): monthly spend + budget card with the active AWS region. Color-coded as approach 75% / 90% of budget. Moonshot / Kimi API (NEW): clean balance + currency + region card so you can see your top-up at a glance. z.ai hourly chart: stacked per-model token usage for the last 24 hours, with model legend. Antigravity multi-account switcher: when more than one Google account is wired on Mac, the iPhone shows the linked list with active-account marker. Two new Settings toggles — Hide quota-warning markers (only the tick-marks; notifications still fire) and Show provider changelog links (companion section in Settings → About). Required Mac version Update Mac CodexBar to 0.26.1 (fork build 63.2 or later). iPhone 1.7.0 is also forward-compatible with Mac 0.25.2 — new cards just stay hidden until Mac is on the new build.

1.6.0 — Catch-up for 11 new providers from Mac CodexBar v0.24/v0.25, plus a Claude peak-hours indicator and quota warning markers on every usage bar. What's new • 11 new providers render natively — Windsurf, Codebuff, DeepSeek, Manus, Xiaomi MiMo, Doubao, Command Code, StepFun, Crof, Venice, OpenAI API. Each has its own brand color across the Usage, Cost, and Subscription tabs. • Push notifications expanded to cover the 11 new providers — your iPhone now pings on their quota events the same way it does for the existing 27. • Quota warning markers — usage bars show tick marks at thresholds you set on Mac (default 50% / 20% remaining); a warning icon appears when you cross the most critical one. • Warning push — when a configured threshold (e.g. 50% remaining) is crossed on Mac, the iPhone gets a localized push at that moment instead of only at full depletion. • Claude peak-hours indicator on the Claude detail page — see at a glance whether you're inside Anthropic's published 8am-2pm ET peak window or how long until the next one starts. Requires CodexBar for Mac 0.25.1+ for the new providers and depleted/restored push, or 0.25.2+ for the warning push.

1.5.3 Multi-account display fix on Cost and Subscription Utilization, plus a new cross-version account-link prompt with the related crash fix. Recent updates • Abacus AI and Mistral support — monthly usage and renewal countdown sync to your iPhone, with quota push notifications. • Claude Designs / Daily Routines / Web Sonnet usage bars on the Claude detail page; Cursor Extra budget gauge on the Cursor page. • Synthetic 5h / weekly tokens / search hourly labels render correctly instead of generic fallbacks. • Codex Pro $100 plan badge; estimated cost for newly-released models marked with *. • Two Macs on different CodexBar versions during a rolling upgrade now show a single card per account. Requires CodexBar for Mac 0.23.4 or later for the new providers.

Primarily resolves multiple Codex accounts failing to display fully on iPhone. After configuring multiple Codex accounts on Mac, iPhone now shows each account as a separate card; Cost, Usage, and Provider Share all attribute correctly per account. A real-data regression test suite covering all 27 providers was added to ensure sync stability across multi-account and multi-device scenarios. Several related issues fixed along the way: Some accounts (Claude / Ollama / Copilot etc.) being incorrectly hidden in specific scenarios Stale sync records left behind by previous Mac sessions persisting on iPhone Cards being merged or lost in multi-account scenarios Requires Mac CodexBar 0.23.6.

Our GitHub repo was renamed from o1xhack/CodexBar to o1xhack/CodexBar-Mobile to differentiate from the upstream Mac repo. 1.5.0 All Date Re-structure * For the new providers and accurate Cost numbers, update CodexBar on Mac to 0.23.4 (Build 58.4.1.3.1) or later. Download: github.com/o1xhack/CodexBar/releases. Two new providers and several quality-of-life improvements, all paired with the latest Mac CodexBar 0.23.4. • Abacus AI — monthly compute-credit usage with billing-cycle countdown and quota push notifications. • Mistral — monthly spend and renewal date sync, with quota event notifications. • Claude — Designs, Daily Routines, and Web Sonnet usage bars now appear on the Claude detail page. • Cursor — on-demand budget gauge from the Mac menu bar metric is now visible on the Cursor detail page. • Synthetic — three usage lanes (5-hour, weekly, search) are now properly labeled instead of generic Session / Weekly fallbacks. • Codex Pro $100 plan badge displays in the account-info capsule on each Codex card. • Cost estimate for newly-released models — when Mac sees a model name that isn't in its pricing table yet, it uses the closest known rate as a temporary estimate (marked with *) instead of letting Daily Spend drop to $0. • Two Macs, one card — when your Macs run different CodexBar versions during a rolling upgrade, your iPhone now correctly merges the same account into a single card. Works for non-ASCII emails too.

1.5.0 All Date Re-structure * For the new providers and accurate Cost numbers, update CodexBar on Mac to 0.23.4 (Build 58.4.1.3.1) or later. Download: github.com/o1xhack/CodexBar/releases. Two new providers and several quality-of-life improvements, all paired with the latest Mac CodexBar 0.23.4. • Abacus AI — monthly compute-credit usage with billing-cycle countdown and quota push notifications. • Mistral — monthly spend and renewal date sync, with quota event notifications. • Claude — Designs, Daily Routines, and Web Sonnet usage bars now appear on the Claude detail page. • Cursor — on-demand budget gauge from the Mac menu bar metric is now visible on the Cursor detail page. • Synthetic — three usage lanes (5-hour, weekly, search) are now properly labeled instead of generic Session / Weekly fallbacks. • Codex Pro $100 plan badge displays in the account-info capsule on each Codex card. • Cost estimate for newly-released models — when Mac sees a model name that isn't in its pricing table yet, it uses the closest known rate as a temporary estimate (marked with *) instead of letting Daily Spend drop to $0. • Two Macs, one card — when your Macs run different CodexBar versions during a rolling upgrade, your iPhone now correctly merges the same account into a single card. Works for non-ASCII emails too.

1.3.1 fix the bug of multi-mac syncing issue in 1.3.0 Important 1.3.0 Update CodexBar on Mac to 0.20.3 (Build 55.3.1.3.0) or later to see Perplexity's structured credit breakdown (recurring / promo / purchased pools + Pro/Max plan + renewal countdown). Older Mac versions fall back to the legacy 3-bar rendering on the Perplexity detail page. Download from github.com/o1xhack/CodexBar/releases. What's New 1.3.0 Perplexity credit breakdown — when Mac 0.20.3+ is installed, the Perplexity detail page shows a stacked 3-segment bar for monthly / bonus / purchased credits, a Pro/Max plan badge, and a renewal-date countdown. OpenCode Go support — separate provider from OpenCode Zen with its own tint (mint) and push subscriptions; cards are visually distinguishable at a glance even with both products enabled. Codex multi-account cards — if you have 2+ Codex accounts (e.g. a personal Pro and a work Business account), each now renders as its own card with the email as the subtitle. Accounts without an email get a localized ordinal fallback ("Codex 2", etc.). Full push-notification coverage — quota depleted / restored pushes now work for Perplexity and OpenCode Go in addition to the 23 existing providers. Provider color palette consolidated — every tab and card uses the same color for a given provider, so the Subscription Utilization chart, the provider list, the share card, and the detail page all agree. Under the hood SwiftData-backed local cache — cold start time for Usage / Cost tabs reduced from 2-5 seconds to under 200 ms. Data persists across app relaunches instead of re-fetching from CloudKit every time. Per-provider CloudKit records with zlib compression — removes the 1 MB-per-record hard cap that long-term users were approaching as their utilization history grew. Push-driven incremental sync — Mac changes now land on iPhone within ~500 ms via CloudKit silent pushes instead of waiting for the next manual refresh.

Important 1.3.0 Update CodexBar on Mac to 0.20.3 (Build 55.3.1.3.0) or later to see Perplexity's structured credit breakdown (recurring / promo / purchased pools + Pro/Max plan + renewal countdown). Older Mac versions fall back to the legacy 3-bar rendering on the Perplexity detail page. Download from github.com/o1xhack/CodexBar/releases. What's New 1.3.0 Perplexity credit breakdown — when Mac 0.20.3+ is installed, the Perplexity detail page shows a stacked 3-segment bar for monthly / bonus / purchased credits, a Pro/Max plan badge, and a renewal-date countdown. OpenCode Go support — separate provider from OpenCode Zen with its own tint (mint) and push subscriptions; cards are visually distinguishable at a glance even with both products enabled. Codex multi-account cards — if you have 2+ Codex accounts (e.g. a personal Pro and a work Business account), each now renders as its own card with the email as the subtitle. Accounts without an email get a localized ordinal fallback ("Codex 2", etc.). Full push-notification coverage — quota depleted / restored pushes now work for Perplexity and OpenCode Go in addition to the 23 existing providers. Provider color palette consolidated — every tab and card uses the same color for a given provider, so the Subscription Utilization chart, the provider list, the share card, and the detail page all agree. Under the hood SwiftData-backed local cache — cold start time for Usage / Cost tabs reduced from 2-5 seconds to under 200 ms. Data persists across app relaunches instead of re-fetching from CloudKit every time. Per-provider CloudKit records with zlib compression — removes the 1 MB-per-record hard cap that long-term users were approaching as their utilization history grew. Push-driven incremental sync — Mac changes now land on iPhone within ~500 ms via CloudKit silent pushes instead of waiting for the next manual refresh.

Subscription Utilization, multi-Mac sync, and push notifications from Mac. Important You must update CodexBar on Mac to 0.19.0 (Build 54.1.2.0) or later to use this release. Subscription Utilization data collection and Mac→iOS push notifications both depend on Mac-side changes in that version. Download from github.com/o1xhack/CodexBar/releases. What's New Subscription Utilization visualization — see how much of each session / weekly / opus quota you're using, per provider and across all providers. 30-day daily bar chart in the Cost tab with Today / This Week / 14 Days / 30 Days summary cards, plus a utilization history chart on every provider detail page. Multi-Mac data merge — if you run CodexBar on more than one Mac, data from all of them is deduped by hour and combined on iPhone, so your iPhone charts stay consistent regardless of which Mac was last active. Push notifications from Mac — when a session quota hits 0% or becomes available again on any of your Macs, your iPhone receives a localized notification that includes the provider name (e.g. "Codex session quota depleted" / "Codex 的会话额度已耗尽"). Background App Refresh does not need to be enabled. Improvements Settings and Developer Tools streamlined — Setup Guide promoted to the top of Settings; Push Diagnostic tool added under Developer Tools to inspect the Mac→iOS push chain; redundant How It Works sections removed.

！！ Important Notice ！！ v1.1.0+ requires the Mac app (0.18.0-mobile-1.1.0 or later) to unlock Multi-device CloudKit sync. More Info inside the app What’s New ∙ CloudKit multi-device sync — data from multiple Macs is now merged on iPhone instead of last-write-wins. ∙ New Sync Detail page in Settings — view sync status, connected devices, and detailed error info. ∙ Raw Sync Data inspector — per-device unmerged data with daily cost breakdowns for debugging. ∙ Specific CloudKit error messages — network, auth, quota issues now show exact cause instead of generic errors. Improvements ∙ Tab bar no longer hides when scrolling. ∙ Simplified sync status bar at the bottom of Usage and Cost tabs. ∙ Legacy KVS sync maintained as fallback for older Mac app versions.