How do I connect a provider?

Open Limits, choose the provider you want to add (Codex, Claude Code, or Cursor), and sign in with your own account for that service. The sign-in uses OAuth, so you authenticate directly with the provider. Once connected, Limits retrieves your usage and basic account information to show your session and weekly figures.

What happens if a provider session expires?

Sessions can expire over time on the provider side. When that happens, open Limits and sign in to that provider again. Your other connected providers are not affected, and the widgets will pick up fresh numbers on the next refresh.

Why is the background refresh timing approximate?

Widgets request updates about every 15 minutes, but iOS decides when they actually run. Background Refresh is supplementary and gives Limits another opportunity to update when the app is not open. You can also enable the optional refresh button on supported widgets to request a fresh check without opening the app.

What about my privacy?

Sign-in tokens are stored on your device in the iOS Keychain, and usage snapshots are cached on-device so the widgets can read them. Nothing is sent to external servers, there is no account for Limits itself, and there is no analytics or tracking.

A provider says my session expired. What do I do?

Sessions can expire over time on the provider side. When that happens, open Limits and sign in to that provider again. Your other connected providers are not affected, and the widgets will pick up fresh numbers on the next refresh.

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Limits

Track your AI coding tool usage and rate limits on your iPhone

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An iOS app that displays your AI tool usage limits and reset timers as home screen and lock screen widgets for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Grok, and

Overview

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Limits is an iOS app that helps developers track their AI coding tool rate limits and usage in one place. It displays usage for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Grok, and Antigravity through home screen and lock screen widgets, so you can see your remaining quota without opening the app. The free tier provides reset alerts when limits refresh; the Pro version adds predictive warnings before you run out of usage. Limits connects securely using OAuth to your provider accounts and stores tokens locally in the iOS Keychain, with no data sent to external servers or tracking.

Feature facts

Home screen and lock screen widgets for AI usage display
Reset countdowns and notifications
Support for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Grok, and Antigravity
Session and weekly usage limits tracking
Free reset alerts on limit refresh
Pro predictive warnings before running out of usage
Codex free reset credit tracking
Widget refresh button for on-demand updates
Multiple widget sizes and layouts
Local on-device data storage with no cloud sync

Pricing

Pricing model: Freemium

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Limits specifications

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Section	Productivity & Personal Tools
Website	getlimits.app
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Limits metrics

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Metric	Value
Domain Rating	0 −5 (down) since last check
Trust Flow	0 no change since last check
Citation Flow	19 no change since last check
Referring domains	40 no change since last check
External backlinks	76 no change since last check

Fact: Ahrefs Domain Rating checked 12 Nov 2026, fact changed 3 Nov 2026. Fact: Majestic checked 1 Nov 2026, fact changed 1 Nov 2026. Link facts from Majestic. Trust Flow, Citation Flow and Topical Trust Flow are trademarks of Majestic-12 Ltd.

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Read from the public RDAP record on 11 Nov 2026, 04:08 UTC.
Domain age	3 months
Registered	14 Jul 2026
Expires	14 Jul 2027
Registrar	Name.com, Inc.
DNSSEC	Not signed

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Limits launch receipt sheet

What we have measured for Limits since it went live on SaaS Directory Info on 1 November 2026.

0 Domain Rating (Ahrefs) −5 (down) since launch
at launch: 5 (1 Nov 2026); latest: 11 Nov 2026
0 Trust Flow (Majestic)
first measured 1 Nov 2026
40 Referring domains (Majestic)
first measured 1 Nov 2026

Day 10 since launch. Next receipt: day 30, 1 Dec 2026. The figures report a change; they do not say what caused it, and many things can. No figure here is a guess.

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Q1How do I connect a provider?: Open Limits, choose the provider you want to add (Codex, Claude Code, or Cursor), and sign in with your own account for that service. The sign-in uses OAuth, so you authenticate directly with the provider. Once connected, Limits retrieves your usage and basic account information to show your session and weekly figures.
Q2What happens if a provider session expires?: Sessions can expire over time on the provider side. When that happens, open Limits and sign in to that provider again. Your other connected providers are not affected, and the widgets will pick up fresh numbers on the next refresh.
Q3Why is the background refresh timing approximate?: Widgets request updates about every 15 minutes, but iOS decides when they actually run. Background Refresh is supplementary and gives Limits another opportunity to update when the app is not open. You can also enable the optional refresh button on supported widgets to request a fresh check without opening the app.
Q4What about my privacy?: Sign-in tokens are stored on your device in the iOS Keychain, and usage snapshots are cached on-device so the widgets can read them. Nothing is sent to external servers, there is no account for Limits itself, and there is no analytics or tracking.
Q5A provider says my session expired. What do I do?: Sessions can expire over time on the provider side. When that happens, open Limits and sign in to that provider again. Your other connected providers are not affected, and the widgets will pick up fresh numbers on the next refresh.

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