CodexBar 2.0 introduces the free plan and CodexBar Pro. - The free plan includes one active account from any supported provider, a customizable dashboard and seven days of history. GitHub service-status notices stay free. - Pro adds all saved accounts, Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, Apple Watch and complications, up to 90 days of daily history, and usage alerts. Choose monthly, yearly or lifetime Pro. Eligible yearly subscribers can start with a seven-day free trial. - Thanks for buying the original CodexBar app. You keep lifetime Pro after Apple verifies your purchase, with no new purchase required. A one-time thank-you confirms your access. Family members must install before October 31, 2026 at 8:00 PM EDT, which is November 1, 2026 at 00:00 UTC, to qualify. Support can help with a lifetime offer code if they miss the deadline. - Manage Pro and Restore Purchases in Settings > CodexBar Pro. See verified renewal dates, upcoming plan changes and payment recovery. If purchase information cannot be verified, restore or refresh it before buying again. - If Pro ends, choose the account that keeps refreshing. Saved accounts, credentials, history, layouts and alert preferences stay on your device. Widgets and Watch show an unlock message and resume with saved selections when Pro returns. This release also adds X Subscription's shared weekly pool and Extra Usage Credits with one xAI sign-in. See verified provider subscription renewal dates where supported, including Claude, Grok, Cursor and OpenCode. Greptile dashboard accounts show actual free-credit usage and renewal dates. Claude accounts can view and confirm available saved usage resets. Provider data depends on your account and the service. Missing values stay unavailable. Fresh Google-backed Greptile billing sign-in or reconnection may still be unavailable.

CodexBar 1.4.0 adds more provider metrics, guided sign-in, and longer usage history. - Connect Google Gemini and see Gemini Apps, Gemini Models, and Other models in one account, with separate five-hour and weekly limits, reset times, and usage projections where available. - Connect Grok to see verified paid weekly usage and Extra Usage Credits when available, separately from Cursor's Grok Bot allowance. - Monitor GitHub Billing through its own sign-in, with personal and organization spending, included allowances, budgets, and month-end projections where supported. - Connect OpenCode Go and Zen through browser approval and workspace selection, without pasting credentials. - Choose browser or private sign-in for ChatGPT / Codex and OpenCode. Distinct Codex accounts stay separate, and duplicate identities remain blocked. - Track every reported Codex usage window, including separate Codex Spark limits. Optionally show the reported Codex Credits balance, with a separate choice for each account. - See Cursor Models, Other Models, and Grok Bot usage separately. Over-limit readings and on-demand spending stay visible. Expired Cursor sign-in renews when possible; guided reconnection preserves your saved card choices. - Explore up to 90 days of daily usage history alongside recent detailed samples, with clearer dates at the chart edges on iPhone and iPad. - See Greptile's provider-returned free-allowance renewal date through a verified dashboard session. Fresh Google-backed Greptile billing sign-in or reconnection may be unavailable in this version. This update also clarifies Claude's five-hour and weekly windows and Codex's 30-day window, improves saved-account and History recovery, and makes account menus easier to open on iPad. Metrics depend on the connected provider and account; missing data is not replaced with guessed usage.

CodexBar 1.3 makes service incidents, usage alerts, and History easier to understand. - Opt in to GitHub service-status monitoring with an accessible incident banner and deduplicated incident, escalation, and recovery notifications. - Choose how often regular refreshes add samples to History. - See the provider, account, metric, value, and configured threshold in usage alerts. - See newly granted banked Codex resets sooner. - Keep over-limit History charts readable above the 100% allowance line. GitHub status checks use GitHub's public endpoint without account credentials or provider usage data. Monitoring state stays on your device.

CodexBar 1.2 is our biggest update yet. - Bring your usage to Apple Watch with a live dashboard and configurable complications. - Make the dashboard yours: reorder, resize, restyle, show, hide, and collapse account metrics with a live card editor. - Track more services, including OpenCode Go limits, Moonshot (Kimi) balances, and completed Greptile reviews. - Connect multiple ChatGPT / Codex accounts with private, independent browser sign-in. - Set separate Warning and Critical Alert thresholds for current and projected usage. - Find accounts, widgets, recovery, and private feedback faster in the new Settings and Support experience. This release also improves widget freshness, Watch syncing, browser sign-in, usage history, account recovery, accessibility, and refresh reliability.

CodexBar 1.1 makes usage monitoring clearer and easier to act on: - See richer history summaries on each card and tap through to detailed charts with recent samples. - Get account-specific alert details, including thresholds, current values, projections, and reset context. - Find the installed version in Settings and receive a quiet notice when an update is available. - Rate CodexBar or get support directly from Settings. - Enjoy additional reliability and presentation improvements.