Usage for Claude

Name: Usage for Claude
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)
Author: amir hayek

By: amir hayek

Track subscription usage

Features & Capabilities

Track Claude AI usage anywhere. See trends and history synced from your Mac via iCloud for Usage for Claude on Mac.

Usage for Claude is the iOS companion app for monitoring your Claude AI usage. See what you’ve used, spot trends over time, and stay aware of your limits, with data synced from your Mac through iCloud.

Note: This iOS app requires the companion Mac app “Usage for Claude” to collect and sync usage data. It displays usage information synced from your Mac. It does not track Claude usage directly on your iPhone or iPad.

Key benefits

Real-time visibility before you start Check your current session and your weekly usage at a glance. Avoid surprises by knowing exactly where you stand before starting your next Claude conversation.

Clear trends with interactive charts Explore your usage patterns with interactive charts and quick time filters for 5 hours, 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, and 90 days. Identify spikes, steady periods, and how your usage changes day to day.

Spot your most active days Use an activity grid that shows daily usage over time, similar to GitHub’s contribution view. Quickly see your most active days and long-term trends without scrolling through raw numbers.

Actionable usage insights Get insights such as averages, peaks, and recurring patterns. Use this information to adjust your workflow and better manage how you allocate your Claude usage.

Automatic iCloud syncing across your devices Your history syncs seamlessly via iCloud. Open the app on any iOS device signed into the same iCloud account to view your latest data from your Mac.

Instant updates when you need them Pull to refresh to trigger an immediate sync from your Mac app, so the numbers you see are always up to date.

How it works

Install “Usage for Claude” on your Mac
Sign in to Claude inside the Mac app to begin tracking
Usage data syncs automatically to iCloud
Open this iOS app to view your history anywhere

Privacy Your usage data stays private. Sync runs only through your personal iCloud account. We do not access your Claude conversations or personal data. Anonymous, privacy-focused analytics help improve the app.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

amir hayek

Rating:

5.00

(3)

Version:

2.8 Last updated: 2026-06-03

Version code:

886380543

Creation date:

2025-11-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

12.72MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-01

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 656,030 ▼ 2,956

Other rankings

#11 in usage keyword 39 ▼ 2#14 in website usage keyword 66 ▲ #33 in claude keyword 65 #41 in usage tracker keyword 27 ▼ 16

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

amir hayek

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/usage-for-claude/id6755173244

Website:

https://amirhayek.dev/ClaudeUsage/

User Reviews

This morning I logged into my computer and the usage showed 27% in the menu bar. I clicked refresh and it showed 0%. The app doesn’t do a good job at keeping itself up to date with your actual usage. I find myself refreshing the app several times throughout the week to ensure I’m seeing accurate usage information.

by JC*****, 2026-06-24

Like most people, nearly all of my work life is in some way, shape, or form intertwined with Claude. Having a sense of my token burn per session, and per weekly allotment, is extraordinarily helpful. I'm amazed it's a feature that Anthropic hasn't yet released (but then again it's not in their best interest to warn someone when they're about to hit an overage). Well done, and thank you for your development.

by Be*****, 2026-05-27

It’s great when it works but it loses the connection to Claude a lot and there’s no indication on the menubar it has lost the connection (you have to dig in). Also the choice of a 3-bar bar graph that fills up from the button to show usage % is a wild one.