Your folder, your choice
Reading begins only after you choose a local sessions folder. The pane stays focused on that selected source.
Mac prerelease
CodexCounter for macOS
Usage, at a glance.
CodexCounter turns recorded local usage snapshots into a clear pane: a quiet ring, the window that matters, and the time it was last recorded.
In prerelease: the pane below is an illustration using sample data, not a live account reading.
Recorded locally · sample
64%available
5-hour availability
Recorded 2 minutes ago
Resets in 3h 18m
Weekly availability31% · 4d 12h
Source stateRecorded locally
Reading typeSnapshot, not live
A smaller way to check
A pane that keeps the useful part in view.
Choose a local sessions folder, then let CodexCounter surface a supported recorded reading without turning it into more than it is.
A ring with context
See recorded availability, its window, reset time, and freshness together—without digging through a session.
Recorded means recorded
CodexCounter says when a reading is current enough to show and when it is paused, stale, missing, or unavailable.
Clear reading states
Recorded, with context.
- Recorded
A recent local snapshot with its source time. - Out of date
Numbers step aside when the record is no longer reliable enough to show. - Missing or unavailable
The selected folder cannot currently provide a supported reading. - Paused
Reading is paused instead of leaving an old number on screen.
Local by design
A local reading stays a local reading.
The prerelease local-file path is built around a user-chosen folder and recorded snapshots. It does not present a snapshot as current account state.