SessionSense tracks your Claude Pro, Max and Team 5-hour session and weekly limits, including what Claude Code uses, plus Codex on ChatGPT plans. It warns you before you hit a wall and keeps the numbers on your home screen.
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One place for the numbers that decide whether you can keep working: how much is left, when it resets, and whether your pace will last the week.
How much of the current window you've used and exactly when it resets, as an activity-style ring.
Weekly usage plus per-model Opus and Sonnet allowances, with a pace insight that tells you if the week will last.
See when this window would hit its limit at your pace, get pinged when a reset lands, and keep part of your weekly limit in reserve.
Heads-ups at 60, 30 and 10 minutes left, on reset, and when weekly quota gets tight. Quiet hours keep them silent.
Today's usage curve, 7-day peaks and past sessions, all stored on your phone.
Up to three accounts: Claude Pro, Team or Max (which Claude Code shares) and Codex on a ChatGPT plan. Switch in a tap.
Today, Activity rings and Session ring, in three sizes. They follow the account you're viewing and refresh as usage changes.
SessionSense isn't on the Play Store. You install it once from GitHub, and it updates itself after that.
Install SessionSense, sign in with your Claude account in the app, and Home shows your current 5-hour session usage, your weekly usage and when each one resets. Add a widget to see it without opening the app.
Yes. Claude Code on a Pro or Max plan uses the same 5-hour and weekly limits as claude.ai, so SessionSense shows how much you have left whether you spend it in chat or in Claude Code.
Yes. Add a ChatGPT account and SessionSense shows your Codex usage limits alongside Claude. You can add up to three accounts and switch between them in one tap.
Claude uses a rolling 5-hour session window plus a weekly limit. SessionSense shows the exact reset time for both, counts down to it, and can notify you when a window resets.
No. You sign in on the provider's own site in an in-app browser, and SessionSense never sees your password. Only the session needed to read your usage is stored, encrypted on your phone. The code is open source, so you can check.
Not yet. SessionSense is Android only (Android 8.0+).
No. SessionSense is an independent open-source project, not made by Anthropic or OpenAI.