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Cross-provider dashboard that tracks remaining quota across multiple AI coding subscriptions

Developers who pay for several AI coding plans (Zhipu, DeepSeek, Kimi, Xiaomi, Volcano, etc.) have their quota scattered across separate dashboards and must log into each one to check what is left. The author built a Mac-only, unpackaged, open-source menu bar app for this, which shows the pain is real but the existing solution is narrow and easy to beat.

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The problem

Users juggling two or more AI coding subscriptions have no single place to see remaining quota; they repeatedly log into each vendor's console, manually re-authenticate cookies, and still get surprised by exhausted quota or unused credits expiring. Doing this daily costs minutes each time and leads to over- or under-buying plans.

What could be built

A cross-platform (macOS/Windows/web) quota aggregator that connects to multiple AI coding providers and custom JSON endpoints, shows one unified remaining-balance view, sends threshold and reset-time alerts, tracks historical usage per account, and stores credentials locally or in an encrypted vault. Monetize via a paid tier with scheduled refreshes, team seats, and configurable adapters.

Who it's for

Developers and small teams paying for multiple AI coding subscriptionsTeams managing several shared AI coding accounts and budgets

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AI coding subscriptionsquota dashboardMacOS menu bar appMyTokenDashboardmulti-account tracking

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