AI Karma Tracker

See your AI usage limits before they stop you mid-task

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See your AI usage limits before they stop you mid-task

10 followers

One toolbar popup shows live usage, remaining limits and reset times for the AI tools you are signed into. Get warned before you hit a wall, plus peak-hour nudges. No API keys, nothing leaves your browser. Free for one tool, $2/mo for your whole stack.

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Launch tags:Chrome Extensions•Productivity•Artificial Intelligence

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Hi Product Hunt I build with several AI tools every day, and the thing that kept breaking my flow was not the model quality - it was getting cut off mid-task with no warning. Claude throttles on a rolling 5-hour window, ChatGPT has separate per-feature caps, Cursor counts monthly fast requests. Each one lives behind a different screen, and none of them tell you where you stand until you are already blocked. So I built AI Karma Tracker. It reads the limits from the sessions you are already logged into and puts them in one popup: what is left, when it resets, and a warning before you hit the wall. It also nudges you during peak hours, when shared capacity burns faster. Two things I deliberately did not do: 1. No API keys. It reads your own logged-in sessions in the browser, so there is nothing to paste and no extra billing. 2. No servers. Usage data is stored locally in your browser. I never see it. The only thing that leaves your machine is your license key, and only to verify it. Free tracks one tool of your choice. $2/month tracks everything. Honest limitation: these usage endpoints are undocumented, so when a provider changes theirs, a reading can break until I ship a fix. Also Google exposes nothing for Gemini, so it is not supported. Happy to answer anything, and very interested in which tools you want added next.

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1mo ago

Super useful for people juggling multiple AI subscriptions like me. One thing that would really help is letting me set my own soft-limit thresholds for each tool, so I can stop myself from burning through credits on a slow day instead of waiting for the built-in warning.

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1mo ago

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@ncetincift59417 Thanks.

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1mo ago