Lensdive

A read-only macOS menu-bar instrument for the AI accounts you actually work with.

Private development build · not publicly released

What it does

Glance

The menu bar answers one question without a click: which account and model are being spent right now, how much of the tightest window is left, and whether anything is unhealthy. OpenClaw and Codex are shown separately, because they can spend two different accounts at once.

Inspect

The panel opens compact and expands to everything: every account, the weekly pools, and trends over local history. Every number says where it came from — reported by the provider, observed locally, or estimated — and a stale or unavailable reading says so rather than quietly showing a zero.

What it does not do

No screenshots, screen recording, screen history, or inspection of another app's Accessibility tree.
No companion model calls, assistant API keys, or overlays.
No microphone, no wake word, no ambient listening.
It never clicks, types, moves your pointer, or automates another app.
No keystroke or workflow recording.
It never switches accounts, copies credentials, refreshes tokens, or changes your auth order, and it never reads Claude Code's or Codex's own login contents.
There is no Lensdive account, sync, or telemetry.

How it reads your usage

Through the surfaces the providers already publish: Claude Code's own read-only /usage, the official Codex App Server rate-limits method, and OpenClaw's JSON status commands. Another Mac's numbers arrive over Tailscale through a key that can do nothing but print usage figures.

Everything it writes, in full: the display names and folder paths of the profiles you added, the destinations and names of any remote Macs, and ninety days of percentages and reset times, all under ~/.lensdive-monitor; plus cached usage percentages, which alerts have already fired, and your view settings, in the app's own preferences. That is the complete list. No prompts, no responses, no file contents, no credentials, no tokens.