Grok Bot now has its own place in Limits. Its weekly allowance comes with your Cursor plan or a linked SuperGrok, and it gets its own account on the dashboard, in widgets, account order and notifications. Add it like any other account. Each account now shows a 7-day usage history, with resets marked. Ask Siri how much of your limits you have left and when they reset. Limits flags data that hasn't refreshed in a while, so old numbers never look current. You can be reminded before a monthly plan renews, and widgets showing a single account can hide its header. Sign-ins survive Keychain hiccups, signing in again and removing accounts work reliably, Claude's 5-hour session no longer goes missing, Antigravity reads used-up and disabled limits correctly, and Cursor sign-in keeps waiting while you switch apps.

Intelligent ordering surfaces the account with the most urgent quota, and widgets follow the same order. Manual ordering remains available. Limits is now available in German, Spanish, Latin American Spanish, French, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Polish, and Brazilian Portuguese. Codex Spark now gets its own 5-hour session and weekly meters, replacing a single meter that always read as untouched. Medium widgets distribute gauges and limit rows more evenly, long provider names stay readable in the Single Limit widget, and the Lock Screen reset countdown no longer clips. Claude sign-in refreshes correctly again, Antigravity quota requests are restored, and localized labels and alerts are clearer throughout the app.

Added meters for more kinds of accounts: Claude Enterprise spend caps, Codex Business and Enterprise monthly credit budgets, and Cursor team, credit, on-demand, and included-request usage. Gauge widgets now lay themselves out around how many accounts you have, and the large bars widget gains a Fit All Accounts option that shows every subscription at one line each. Antigravity's reshaped quota pools work again, and Cursor team meters are more complete. Provider marks stay balanced in tight layouts, and a single limit's label no longer truncates.

Show as: choose whether Limits shows Codex or ChatGPT, and Claude Code or Claude. The name and icon change everywhere, including widgets. Fixed a refresh stall that could leave a widget showing the same numbers long after its limits had moved. Monthly limits are now labeled Monthly, and a reset more than a week away shows its date instead of a weekday that reads like this week. Several accounts on one provider are numbered in widgets, tight widget layouts keep showing a percentage, and early reset alerts no longer repeat.

Two new providers: connect Grok and Antigravity alongside Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor, with the same secure sign-in and on-device storage. Widgets show more at once. The compact widget can display several providers together, and every widget now carries its provider's logo. Pro can now warn you 1 to 3 days before an unused Codex manual reset expires, so you spend it before it is gone. Claude spend limits and extra usage details now read correctly, and newly connected accounts join the ones you already have instead of replacing them.

New flexible pricing: monthly, yearly, and lifetime options, with fairer regional prices in many countries. Notification fixes and bug fixes make Limits more reliable. Thanks for all of the support so far!

A new Single Limit widget makes it easier to check one account and limit at a glance, with bar and gauge styles to choose from. More widget control lets you choose which accounts and limits appear together, with an optional refresh control when you need current data. Existing dashboard and Lock Screen widgets now have clearer layouts, keeping used, remaining, and reset countdown details readable in more sizes. You can now redeem available reset credits from account details, then refresh to see the updated limit window right away.

Multiple accounts: connect more than one account per provider and organize them your way. A clearer home screen when you are getting started, so connecting your first account is easier. New Privacy and connections screen that spells out exactly how each sign in works and what Limits can access. Added Feedback and support options right in Settings.

Added an alert for unexpected weekly resets, so you know the moment a limit refills ahead of schedule. Fixed a notification scheduling bug that could leave stale or duplicate reset alerts in place, and improved the accuracy of reset detection to reduce false alerts.