Fixes Apple Watch sometimes signing every device out of Claude or Codex when it renewed a sign-in at the same time as your iPhone or Mac.

New Report tab: see the tokens Claude Code, Codex, Grok CLI, Gemini CLI and OpenCode used and what they would cost on the API. GitHub-style activity grass in 2D or 3D, filter by agent, compare with the last period, see when you work, and share a receipt. Reports come from the AI Limits Mac app after you allow your home folder once.

Home Screen widgets get the new design: cleaner bars, a red "Runs out" time when a limit will empty before it resets, and Antigravity limits named by model. Limit bars are simpler across the app, and the watch keeps its rings readable when a provider reports an issue.

Usage alerts now name Antigravity limits by their models instead of an internal code. Small fixes and polish.

A cleaner, easier-to-read design. Every limit now shows whether you are on pace or will run out before it resets. New Status tab: official service status for Codex, Claude Code, Grok and Antigravity, with a badge when a provider you use reports an issue. Your Apple Watch shows it too. Stats now focuses on your 7-day trends, and you can choose to list the most urgent account first.

The app now lets you know when an important update is available, so you always have the latest fixes. Minor stability improvements.

If Restore finds no purchase, you can start Pro right there. Also fixes a rare case where the app could stay on a loading screen right after a purchase.

Your plan status now stays in sync with the App Store when a subscription renews, ends, or is refunded.

After you connect an account, the app may ask once for an App Store rating. Your feedback helps other developers find the app.

New users get a short tour of what the app does. Claude Code sign-in is easier: the code you copy is pasted for you when you come back, and a mistyped code no longer restarts the sign-in.

Claude Code reset credits now appear next to your limits, and you can use one right from the app or your Apple Watch. Accounts you remove no longer come back after another device refreshes.

Added a privacy prompt so you can choose whether to allow ad measurement. Your provider credentials and usage data are never shared.

New: a native Apple Watch app — provider usage rings, reset times, and watch face complications keep your limits visible at a glance. Account sync between your devices is also more reliable.

Updated for the latest iOS with a refreshed app icon. A new Privacy section in Settings lets you turn off analytics at any time. Account sync between your devices is more reliable — duplicate accounts are merged automatically.

The yearly plan now offers the same 7-day free trial as the monthly plan. We also turned on product analytics and install measurement so we can see which features are worth building on; the Privacy Policy now lists exactly what is collected and who receives it.

Added app usage and purchase-flow measurement, with updated privacy information.

Antigravity now connects more reliably. Account names stay in sync on your devices, and the home screen and widgets keep weekly limits in front.

Widgets are easier to read in Light Mode. Usage bars and dials now show the full track behind the fill, so a nearly exhausted limit is clear at a glance, and the Grok logo no longer fades into a light background.

Added in-app App Store offer code redemption for Lifetime Pro. Updated the minimum iOS version to iOS 16 so official StoreKit offer-code redemption works on supported devices.

Improved usage history and reset-time updates when providers refresh your limits. Reset notifications are now off by default and can be enabled for each account and usage window in Settings.

See local seven-day usage trends and estimated exhaustion times. Codex Luna Reserve is now shown separately when reported, including availability after the core allowance is exhausted.

Widget refresh now keeps your last successful reading when a provider is temporarily unavailable. Weekly and 5-hour limits are easier to scan, and Apple-device sync recovery is more reliable.

Widget refresh now keeps your last successful reading when a provider is temporarily unavailable. Weekly and 5-hour limits are easier to scan, and Apple-device sync recovery is more reliable.

Share connected accounts and the latest usage snapshot across your Apple devices with iCloud. Widget layout polish and Grok reset-credit cleanup.