CLAUDE
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Pikori lives next to your clock. Click the little character to see your 5-hour and weekly limits for Claude Code and Codex, when each one resets, and how your Mac is doing.
Get an email when it launchesTry it: click the character in the menu bar above.
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AI plan limits at a glance
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Recharge break? Your code can wait.
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Claude Code and Codex each have a short limit that refills every few hours and a weekly one. Pikori shows both as bars with their reset times, so you know whether to push on or take a break.
46 animated characters, all free. Pick a different one for the menu bar, each service card, and the System and Clipboard tabs.
Choose a character to see it on a card.
Small commits make big wins.
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CPU, memory, storage, battery charge and temperature, network speed, and your local IP address. Updated live while the panel is open.
Keep text, images, and files you need again. Click an item to copy it back. Everything stays in a folder on your Mac.
Claude Code already reports your limits to its status line. Pikori adds a small local bridge that saves those numbers to a file on your Mac. It keeps your existing status line and backs up your settings first.
Codex limits come from the Codex app on your Mac, through its documented app-server.
Pikori has no account, no server, and no analytics. Nothing about your usage leaves your computer.
codex login once in Terminal.Yes. Every character and color is included.
Check the wording first: Pikori shows what is left by default, and claude.ai shows what is used. 65% left and 35% used are the same. Also, Pikori gets new numbers when Claude Code talks to Claude, so usage on the website shows up after your next Claude Code message.
Pikori checks for a new version once a day and shows what changed before it installs. To skip the question, turn on Install updates automatically in Settings > About.
Not yet. Versions for both are planned.