Stats now include token history from Claude Code, Codex CLI, and OpenCode on Mac, with total usage and an estimated cost based on API pricing. The first scan includes older entries, and you can refresh synced history from the Stats screen. History sync is more reliable, statistics load faster, and Claude sign-in is simpler. Apple Watch now shows usage and reset times for the service you choose on iPhone.

This version adds token usage statistics and an estimated value based on API pricing. Pro users can enable automatic sync of Claude Code and Codex usage history from Mac. The app shows the sync status and last update time. Sign in to Claude on its website inside the app. Your session is saved automatically, so you no longer need to copy a key. Statistics load more smoothly, and the layout now fits the unfolded iPhone Duo display.

LiBarAI now adapts to iPhone Duo’s unfolded display. Your main provider and overall limit health appear on the left, with all accounts on the right. We also refined the portrait layout, settings, and provider cards, with improvements to readability and app stability.

This update is focused on making LibarAI easier to understand at a glance. • Redesigned the iPhone and iPad widgets. Small, medium, and large sizes now have better proportions, spacing, and hierarchy. • Widgets show the service name and logo, account or email, usage percentage, last refresh time, and a refresh action. • Added clear countdowns to the next reset for session and weekly or monthly limits. • Refined the small widget, including its rings and the information along the bottom edge. • Improved LiBarAI logo visibility when widgets use the system's dimmed appearance. • Polished the iPad layout and several small account details. Thank you for every report and suggestion. They help us make LibarAI more useful every day.

This update brings a complete iPad experience and smoother use across devices. • Added a native iPad layout with a sidebar, wider account cards, and views designed for the larger screen. • Improved compact iPad windows so usage data appears first while navigation stays available when needed. • LibarAI Pro can now sync eligible account keys and settings privately through iCloud between iPhone and iPad. • Improved automatic status refresh after account synchronization. • Refined GLM and z.ai support, including new credit-based plans and their usage limits. • Fixed smaller issues with sign-in, abandoned accounts, and account controls. Thank you for every report and suggestion. They help us keep making LibarAI more useful every day.

GLM and z.ai work more reliably in this update. • Added support for new credit-based plans with separate 5-hour and weekly limits. • Improved quota reading after changes to the z.ai API. • Made it clearer when a key needs you to sign in again. • Refined refresh reliability and reset information. It is now easier to see how much GLM usage remains and when each limit will reset.

LiBarAI is now even clearer and more dependable. This update brings a smoother everyday experience for keeping an eye on your AI usage, with refined presentation and improved stability. Thank you for using LiBarAI.

LiBarAI is now even clearer and more dependable. This update brings a smoother everyday experience for keeping an eye on your AI usage, with refined presentation and improved stability. Thank you for using LiBarAI.

• Fix: removing an AI account now asks for confirmation first, so a stray tap in Settings can no longer delete it by accident.

• Stats, redesigned: everything about every account on one screen — no more switching accounts. • New: per-account burn rate (%/h), weekly pacing (will the weekly cap last the week?), your peak-hours chart and a cleaner per-provider trend. • Widgets refresh more reliably, now with a refresh button on every size — including small and Lock Screen.

• Fixed: when a limit is exhausted, the app now shows the reset time of the window that is actually blocking you (the weekly cap only wins when it is the exhausted one). • Pro: exhausted limits now show a live countdown to the reset right under the percentage on the dashboard. • Fixed truncated weekly percentage in the dashboard rows.

• GLM: the second metric is now correctly labeled “MCP Quota” — it meters Web search, Web reader and Zread calls, not monthly usage. • Support for GLM’s new credits-based plans: weekly limits are shown when your plan includes them. • Signed-out accounts are now flagged directly on the dashboard and in the widget — you immediately see when a service needs you to sign in again.