Claude Tracker

Terminal dashboard for monitoring Claude AI usage across multiple accounts. See all your accounts side by side — utilization %, progress bars, and countdown timers to reset.

 Claude Tracker                          Last refresh: 12s ago
 #  | Name                | 5h % | 5h Bar     | 5h Reset | 7d % | 7d Bar     | 7d Reset | Status
 >1 | user@personal.com * |  42% | ████░░░░░░ | 2h 14m   |  18% | ██░░░░░░░░ | 6d 23h   | Logged In
  2 | user@work.com       |  87% | █████████░ |   38m    |  65% | ███████░░░ | 4d 11h   | Live
  3 | user@client.com     | 100% | ██████████ |   12m    |  91% | █████████░ | 2d 06h   | Live

Built with Rust + ratatui. Designed for people who rotate between multiple Claude accounts to maximize availability.

How It Works

1. Log in directly — press L to open a browser and authenticate with any Anthropic account
2. Monitor all accounts simultaneously — usage percentages update every 3 minutes
3. Countdown timers tick locally — once fetched, reset times are accurate without re-polling
4. Auto-clear on reset — when a countdown expires, usage drops to 0% immediately (no poll needed)
5. Auto-refresh tokens — expired access tokens are refreshed automatically using stored refresh tokens
6. Logged In detection — shows which account matches Claude Code's current keychain token
7. Mark active account — cosmetic marker for which account you intend to use

Adding Accounts

OAuth Login (recommended)

Press L in the tracker. A fresh Chrome window opens — log into your Anthropic account, and the tracker captures its own token pair (access + refresh). Repeat for each account.

Each L opens an isolated browser profile so you can log into different accounts without cookie conflicts.

Import from Claude Code

Press i to import the account currently logged into Claude Code. This reads Claude Code's keychain entry and identifies the account. Useful if you're already authenticated.

Manual (Session Key)

Press a to add an account manually:

1. Open claude.ai in your browser
2. Open DevTools → Application → Cookies → sessionKey
3. Get your org ID: open the browser console and run fetch('/api/organizations').then(r => r.json()).then(d => console.log(d))
4. Enter the name, session key, and org ID

Note: Session keys expire when you log out of the browser.

Token Handling

The tracker stores full OAuth credentials (access token + refresh token + expiry). When an access token expires, it automatically refreshes using the stored refresh token — no manual re-import needed.

Tokens obtained via L are independent of Claude Code's tokens, so Claude Code's own token refreshes won't invalidate the tracker's tokens.

What's stored where:

Data	Location	Notes
Account names + org IDs	~/.config/claude-tracker/config.toml	No secrets
OAuth credentials	macOS Keychain under claude-tracker service	Per-account, includes refresh token
Claude Code's own credentials	macOS Keychain under Claude Code-credentials service	Read-only (used by i import)

Nothing is stored in plaintext on disk. All tokens live in the macOS Keychain.

Install

git clone https://github.com/DSado88/claude-tracker.git
cd claude-tracker
cargo build --release

Binary will be at target/release/claude-tracker.

Status Column

Status	Meaning
Logged In	This account's token matches Claude Code's current keychain entry
Live	Data fetched within the last 2 minutes
5m ago	Data is stale (last fetched 5 minutes ago)
Expired — re-import (i)	Token expired and refresh failed
Rate limited — try later	API rate limit hit (429)
Timeout	Request timed out
No network	DNS or connection failure
--	No data fetched yet

Keybindings

Key	Action
j / k	Navigate up/down
r	Refresh all accounts
R	Refresh selected account
L	OAuth login (opens browser, adds account)
i	Import from Claude Code keychain
s / Enter	Mark selected account as active (cosmetic)
a	Add account manually (session key + org ID)
e	Edit account
d / x	Delete account
?	Help
q / Ctrl+C	Quit

Config

~/.config/claude-tracker/config.toml:

[settings]
poll_interval_secs = 180  # minimum 30, clamped on load
active_account = 0

[[accounts]]
name = "user@example.com"
org_id = "65f10de7-..."
auth_method = "oauth"

Config writes are atomic (temp file + rename) to prevent corruption if the app crashes mid-write.

Dependencies

• macOS (uses Keychain for credential storage)
• Rust 2021 edition
• Google Chrome (for OAuth login flow)