QuotaWake is an open-source macOS menu bar app for AI coding session readiness and usage-window scheduling. It keeps Claude Code and Codex CLI workflows ready around planned usage windows, runs local-first, stores no provider tokens, and keeps readiness logs on your Mac. MIT-licensed.
Local-first macOS menu bar app
Uses the official Claude Code and Codex CLIs
No provider tokens stored, no provider HTTP requests
Usage-window scheduling and readiness logs kept locally
MIT-licensed open source
Keep Claude Code and Codex CLI sessions ready around usage windows
Plan local AI coding readiness without manual intervention
Review readiness logs locally on your Mac


This feels like one of those small tools that solves a very annoying daily problem. I like that it sits in the menu bar and doesn’t try to become a big dashboard. For Claude Code / Codex users, just knowing when a session is ready again is enough. Also, the local-first approach makes sense here — I wouldn’t want to connect tokens or send extra requests just for this. One thing I’d love to see is a simple history view, like when the session became ready and when I missed it.
Running multiple Claude Code sessions daily, the usage-window reset is exactly what I keep checking by hand, so this scratches a real itch. Local-first with no provider tokens is the right call — reading the official CLI state instead of hitting APIs means nothing new to trust. Does it handle multiple accounts/profiles on one Mac? MIT license is a nice touch.


This feels like one of those small tools that solves a very annoying daily problem. I like that it sits in the menu bar and doesn’t try to become a big dashboard. For Claude Code / Codex users, just knowing when a session is ready again is enough. Also, the local-first approach makes sense here — I wouldn’t want to connect tokens or send extra requests just for this. One thing I’d love to see is a simple history view, like when the session became ready and when I missed it.
Running multiple Claude Code sessions daily, the usage-window reset is exactly what I keep checking by hand, so this scratches a real itch. Local-first with no provider tokens is the right call — reading the official CLI state instead of hitting APIs means nothing new to trust. Does it handle multiple accounts/profiles on one Mac? MIT license is a nice touch.
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