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Chrome extension

Usage Meter for Claude

A tiny, calm Chrome extension that shows your Claude subscription usage at a glance — 5-hour session and weekly limits, with reset times.

Current version: v1.3.x · Free · English & 日本語

The extension popup: 5-hour and weekly usage bars with reset times, and a 24-hour history chart

Claude plans come with a 5-hour session limit and a weekly limit, but checking them means digging into claude.ai settings. This extension puts them where you can always see them.

Features

Toolbar badge

Your current 5-hour usage %, color-coded — green to amber to red as you approach the limit.

Both bars, with reset times

Click the icon for the 5-hour and weekly bars, with exactly when each limit resets — “resets in 2h 15m (9:30 PM)”.

24-hour history

A mini bar chart of your session usage over the last day, so you can see when you actually burn through it.

Pacing Score

A weekly 0–100 estimate of how smoothly you're allocating your plan — steady pace, no burnouts, landing near (not at) the limit. With badges, a streak, and a full dashboard. All computed locally.

Auto-refresh

Refreshes every 10 minutes by default, configurable from 1 to 15 minutes.

English and Japanese

The UI follows your browser language, with a manual override in settings.

The Pacing Score dashboard: semicircular gauge, score trend, and history

Private by design

The extension talks only to claude.ai, using the login session you already have in your browser. There is no separate login, no API key, no account, no analytics, and no server of ours — nothing about your usage ever leaves your machine.

Read the full privacy policy

How it works

It reads the same usage data the claude.ai web app itself displays. You just need to be signed in to claude.ai in this browser. If you're signed out, the badge shows “–” and the popup links you to sign in.

Unofficial. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Anthropic. “Claude” is a trademark of Anthropic, PBC. The extension reads an undocumented claude.ai endpoint, which Anthropic may change at any time; if that happens it shows a diagnostics view instead of numbers until it's updated.

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