Near a limit? Switch to your other login, no logging out and back in.
Every limit of your Claude and ChatGPT accounts with a countdown to each reset, a heads-up at 90%, and a free desktop app that switches the account Claude Code and Codex use. Your logins stay on your computer.
Free, no sign-up · Claude Code's login switches on Windows and Linux, Codex's on Windows, macOS and Linux
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What you get
Every limit, and a way around it
Every limit, every account
The 5-hour session, the weekly limit and the per-model limits, for each Claude and ChatGPT account you add.
Which account to use next
It ranks your accounts by what is left and counts down to each reset.
A head start on the 5-hour window
The desktop app can say hello on a schedule. A hello at 8 opens the window, so heavy work from 10 gets its reset at 1, not 3.
The desktop app does more
It switches the account Claude Code and Codex use, tells you when a limit comes back and, signed in, keeps a record of your own usage, tokens used and sessions, for 30 days.
Your logins stay on your computer
The desktop app keeps the logins it switches between on your computer, and without signing in it talks to Claude and OpenAI directly.
Where switching works
Claude Code's login switches on Windows and Linux (on a Mac it stays in the Keychain); Codex's on Windows, macOS and Linux.
How it starts
Up and running in three steps
- 1
Open the dashboard
No sign-up: add each Claude or ChatGPT account with its own login. It stays in this browser and reads only the account's limits and email.
- 2
Get the desktop app
On Windows, macOS or Linux: a heads-up at 90%, and word when a limit comes back, from the tray with its window closed.
- 3
Switch in one click
Near a limit, switch the account Claude Code and Codex use, with no logging out and back in.
Questions
Where do my accounts go?
Without signing in, they stay in this browser: the website passes each request on to the usage endpoint Claude Code or Codex itself reads, and keeps nothing. Sign in to have them on every device, encrypted on our side and never sent back to the browser.
How do I add one?
Sign in with Claude's or OpenAI's own login, or paste the token Claude Code or Codex already saved on your computer. It reads the account's limits and email, nothing else, and sends no message, so it uses none of your limits and starts no window.
Which plans does it read?
Claude Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise, and ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise: the limits Claude and OpenAI report for each account, the same numbers the CLIs show.
Does it tell me when a limit is back?
Yes, and when one passes 90% or runs out: in the browser while the dashboard is open, once you allow notifications, and from the desktop app's tray with its window closed.
What does the desktop app do on my computer?
It switches the account Claude Code and Codex are logged in with, and can say hello on a schedule so a 5-hour window starts before you need it. Without signing in, it keeps everything on your computer and talks to Claude and OpenAI directly. It shares nothing with a team unless you connect this computer to one. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Why is it free?
Companies pay for the team console. For one person, the dashboard and the desktop app are free.
Guides
Limits and the app, explained
- Claude Code usage limits, explained
- When does the Claude Code limit reset?
- Claude's weekly usage limit: what it is and when it resets
- Codex usage limits, explained
- When does the Codex limit reset?
- Claude vs Codex: how the usage limits compare
- How to check and track your Claude Code usage
- Install the Tokaware desktop app
Who it's for
See it for the other roles
See every limit you have
Free, no sign-up · Claude Code's login switches on Windows and Linux, Codex's on Windows, macOS and Linux