Wick

Chrome extension that tracks Claude.ai usage limits and projects when you will run out

Wick tells you how much of your Claude.ai usage limit is left, and projects when you will run out — in the sidebar, on the toolbar icon, and as a notification before you get there. WHAT IT DOES • Live usage in the toolbar icon, so the number is there without opening anything • A card in the Claude.ai sidebar showing each limit window and its reset time • A burn-rate projection built from your own history: how long you have at your current pace • Browser notifications when you cross a threshold, and when a window resets • Daily history, so you can see your pattern over time Percentages only. Wick does not count tokens and does not estimate them — a confident wrong number is worse than an honest gap, so when Claude.ai reports something Wick does not recognise, it shows "unknown" rather than guessing. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Everything stays on your machine. Alerts are Chrome notifications raised locally — no server, no account, no credential. There is no analytics, no telemetry, and no crash reporting. Wick makes no network request other than to claude.ai unless you opt in to the leaderboard. THE OPTIONAL LEADERBOARD If you want it, one click enrols you and the board assigns you a name. From then on it publishes one row per day: a calendar date and how many messages you sent. Nothing else — not percentages, not window names, not times of day, not conversation content. Joining sends your Claude account's email address, which the board uses as your profile's key so one account is one profile across every browser. Nothing verifies that address, so the board is self-reported fun rather than a verified ranking. Leave, in settings, deletes your profile, your address, and every day you published, in every browser. The board is off until you press Join, and its host permission is optional — you are never asked for it at install. OPEN SOURCE AGPL-3.0-or-later. The source is the specification: if the privacy policy and the code disagree, the code is the truth and it is a bug worth reporting. https://github.com/RemasteredGod/Wick-