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Ceiling

Know what you have left before it stops you.

For developers and power users balancing several metered AI subscriptions

Every provider meters access differently. Ceiling puts remaining capacity and reset windows in a compact tray view and a quiet strip above the taskbar, while clearly separating live, cached, stale, and failed readings instead of pretending every number is equally fresh.

Codex · Claude · CursorGemini · CopilotLocal-firstSigned Windows builds
Overview / Provider capacity
Ceiling overview showing remaining AI capacity and reset times
StatusLive
PlatformWindows 10 · Windows 11
LicenseOpen source · MIT
CategoryAI capacity companion

01 / What it does

One quiet answer.
Across every plan.

01

Capacity at a glance

See remaining capacity, reset time, source, and freshness from a compact tray flyout without opening five account pages.

02

A strip above the taskbar

Keep the limits that matter visible in a transparent, always-on-top strip designed not to steal focus from the work underneath it.

03

Every window, separately

Five-hour, weekly, monthly, and provider-specific allowances remain distinct instead of being blended into one misleading health score.

04

Truthful freshness

Live, cached, stale, and failed reads look different. When a provider does not report a usable limit, Ceiling says so.

05

History and alerts

Understand usage since a reset and optionally get notified when a limit approaches, restores, or resets unexpectedly.

06

Local-first data

Credentials and usage history stay on your PC. Browser cookies, provider login sources, and API keys are opt-in and are not sent to a Ceiling-operated server.

02 / How it works

Check once.
Keep moving.

  1. 01

    Install Ceiling

    Use the signed installer or portable Windows build, then choose only the provider sources you want Ceiling to read.

  2. 02

    Connect your providers

    Enable Codex, Claude, Cursor, Gemini, or Copilot using the supported local or provider-owned source for each one.

  3. 03

    Watch the windows that matter

    Use the tray for detail and the taskbar-adjacent strip for the fast answer: what remains and when it resets.

04 / Under the hood

Provider truth.
Windows restraint.

01

Provider meter first

Ceiling treats a provider-reported allowance as authoritative and uses local activity as context, not as a made-up entitlement total.

02

Per-window tracking

Rolling and calendar windows are tracked independently, including resets, restored allowances, and readings that have gone stale.

03

Tauri, React, and Rust

The desktop shell stays focused on fast startup, low idle work, Windows accent awareness, and a small surface near the taskbar.

05 / Pricing

Clear terms.
No fog.

Free $0

Free and open source under the MIT license. Signed installer and portable builds for Windows 10 and 11.

Keep your next reset in sight.

Download for Windows