New Lancetta

You have subscribed to both Codex and Claude Code, but yet one of the services always runs out of its data quota while the other remains completely unused? Lancetta is a small utility for the macOS menu bar that specifically analyzes the data usage of these two services and then advises you on how to use them effectively at present.

What it provides is not just a percentage, but specific recommendations: if there are still 88% of the 5-hour window remaining, or if the system will reset in 39 minutes, then you should immediately initiate a long-running task; if your quota is about to run out, reduce the intensity of the processing, switch to a lighter-weight model, or assign the task to another intelligent agent. It will also analyze the content loaded during each startup, suggest areas that can be streamlined, and organize all ongoing sessions in a clear manner, ensuring that the tasks waiting for your attention are displayed at the top of the list.

It’s free, requires macOS 15 or later, and receives frequent updates. It is very useful for those who make intensive use of programming agents.