Changelog

Date: 2026-10-17

Codex Analytics, rebuilt to match Claude, and Codex spend that no longer misses compressed logs.

New

• Codex Analytics, redesigned. The Codex Analytics tab now covers every Codex session, Terminal and VS Code, not only Terminal ones. It shows API value, tokens, the prompts you typed and sessions, with a daily chart that names each model. It also has a When you work heatmap, a Who started them breakdown (codex exec and subagents are hidden until you click Show), models, folders, and a sessions list where each session can be picked up again with codex resume. Ranges are Today, 7D, 30D and All.
• Codex history that lasts. AIMeter keeps its own record of your Codex sessions, so All keeps showing them after Codex deletes old session logs. Older threads whose logs are already gone appear in All as totals only.

Improved

• Claude Analytics names its models. The daily chart and sessions list now show each model's name instead of telling them apart by colour alone.

Fixed

• Codex spend from compressed logs is counted. Codex compresses older session logs, and AIMeter used to skip them, so some days of Codex spend and tokens were missing. Those days now count everywhere AIMeter shows Codex usage.
• Codex sessions in Usage › Sessions now show their replies even after Codex compresses the session log.

Privacy

Codex usage is read from log files on your Mac and never leaves it.

Install

Download AIMeter-v2.72.0.dmg below, open it, and drag AIMeter to Applications. Existing users get this update automatically via the in-app updater.

Date: 2026-10-17

Usage by project, exports, and quota checks that keep pace with how fast you are working.

New

• Projects in the Usage page. A new Projects tab shows tokens and cost per project folder for the chosen range, with worktrees folded into their repo. Click a project to see its sessions.
• Speed. The Usage tools table shows output tokens per second for each tool where AIMeter can measure it.
• Export usage. Usage › Export… saves daily usage or sessions as CSV, or everything as JSON. Settings › Usage can also write a daily CSV to a folder you choose (off by default).

Improved

• Usage refreshes on its own. The Usage numbers update within seconds of your AI tools writing new activity, instead of waiting for the next scan.
• Smarter Claude and Codex quota checks. AIMeter checks more often when you are close to a limit, less often when nothing is changing, and right after a limit resets. Your refresh setting is still the baseline.
• AIMeter checks for required updates less often, which keeps its update service within its limits.

Fixed

• OpenCode Go usage reads correctly again for subscribed accounts, instead of staying stale.
• Error reports carry useful context again, instead of being filled with routine background checks.
• Development test runs can no longer show up as app crashes.

Privacy

Usage is read from log files on your Mac and never leaves it. Exports are written only where you choose.

Install

Download AIMeter-v2.71.0.dmg below, open it, and drag AIMeter to Applications. Existing users get this update automatically via the in-app updater.

Date: 2026-10-16

See every AI coding tool's usage in one place, with correct prices.

New

• All tools page in the notch and the menu-bar popover. A new Σ button at the start of the dock shows token usage and cost for every AI coding tool on your Mac — Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Pi, DeepSeek CLI, Grok Build, Copilot and more — for Today, 7 days, 30 days or All. Tap a tool to see how its tokens split between cache and fresh input, and which models it used. Claude Code and Codex costs are exact; other tools show an estimate (≈).
• Usage page in the dashboard. Totals, a daily chart by tool or by model, a 26-week activity grid, and a table of every tool. A Sessions tab lists sessions across tools; open one to see every model call with its time and token counts (Claude Code and Codex).
• Settings › Usage. Choose which tools are tracked (hiding a tool deletes nothing), turn price-table downloads on or off, and check the usage scanner's status.
• A new owl icon.

Fixed

• Claude and Codex costs use the real prices. Opus 5.5 was priced too high and Haiku 5.5 was left out. Codex counted each turn twice, adding about 8–10% on busy days.
• A keychain read that fails once no longer signs you out of every provider.
• Claude token usage is no longer filed under made-up sessions or occasionally dropped.
• OpenCode Go no longer signs you out when its site shows a firewall or challenge page, and says "Usage unavailable" instead of "Checking…" forever when it cannot read your usage.
• Grok Bot keeps checking when the keychain is only temporarily unavailable.
• Codex cost and Claude daily totals now work on Macs set to a non-Gregorian calendar.
• VoiceOver can use more controls, and Claude's usage history draws its weekly line in its own colour.

Privacy

Usage is read from log files on your Mac and never leaves it.

Install

Download AIMeter-v2.70.0.dmg below, open it, and drag AIMeter to Applications. Existing users get this update automatically via the in-app updater.

Date: 2026-10-15

A quick fix for the update screen.

Fixed

• Update Now works like Check for Updates. On the update screen, Update Now now opens the regular updater straight away, the same as Check for Updates in Settings. In 2.69.0 and 2.69.1 it could sit on "Checking" or close AIMeter without updating.

Install

Download AIMeter-v2.69.2.dmg below, open it, and drag AIMeter to Applications. Existing users get this update automatically via the in-app updater.

Date: 2026-10-15

Required updates now reach you while AIMeter is running, with a clearer update screen.

Improved

• Required updates arrive without a restart. AIMeter now checks about once a minute, and again when your Mac wakes, so a required update no longer waits until you quit and reopen the app.
• A clearer update screen. It shows the version you have and the one you need, links to what's new, and confirms your Claude sessions keep running until you update. Update Now checks first and tells you plainly when the update isn't published yet or the update server can't be reached, with a button to try again.

Fixed

• Update Now no longer gets stuck on "Checking". In 2.69.0 the update screen could stay on "Checking" when an update was available. It now opens the installer, and if the updater stays busy it offers Try Again instead of waiting forever.

Install

Download AIMeter-v2.69.1.dmg below, open it, and drag AIMeter to Applications. Existing users get this update automatically via the in-app updater.

Date: 2026-10-15

Three improvements you asked for in feedback.

Improved

• The popover's Token usage card can show every model. "2 more models" used to be plain text. It is now a "Show 2 more / Show less" toggle, the same as the notch drawer. For a deeper breakdown, the Claude page's Analytics tab in the dashboard has the full picture.
• Shared screenshots now include your token usage numbers. Token counts and their estimated costs used to be hidden in every screenshot. They now show, and are hidden only when "Hide personal information" is on. Billing amounts stay hidden as before.
• Each quota card in the popover now says when it resets. The line under each card reads like "↻ 6d 14h · under pace · Sun 3:00 PM", so you see the day and time as well as the countdown.

Install

Download AIMeter-v2.68.0.dmg below, open it, and drag AIMeter to Applications. Existing users get this update automatically via the in-app updater.

Date: 2026-10-14

Two fixes from your bug reports.

Fixed

• The menu-bar item no longer sits off-centre when you use more than one display. With a MacBook and an external monitor, the dark background behind the item could end up too high on one screen and too low on the other. The background is gone: the item now sits cleanly on your menu bar, centred on every screen.
• Codex token usage no longer disappears after AIMeter starts. Right after launch or an update, the Token usage card in the Codex tab could be missing until AIMeter had finished reading your Codex session files. Your saved usage now shows straight away, and while the first read is still running the card says so instead of vanishing.

Install

Download AIMeter-v2.67.1.dmg below, open it, and drag AIMeter to Applications. Existing users get this update automatically via the in-app updater.

Date: 2026-10-14

Bug reports can now be matched to your diagnostics — with your say-so.

Improved

• Faster help on bug reports and feedback. When you send a report with usage stats turned on, AIMeter now attaches your install ID and device name so a report can be matched to that device's diagnostics. You see exactly what's attached in the "Review what's included" section of the feedback sheet, and it rides the existing "Include diagnostics" toggle — turn that off, or turn usage stats off, and neither is sent.

Install

Download AIMeter-v2.67.0.dmg below, open it, and drag AIMeter to Applications. Existing users get this update automatically via the in-app updater.