Claude · Gemini · iPhone, Mac, Apple Watch
AI limits tracks your 5-hour limit and your weekly limit, estimates when you will hit them and tells you when you can resume. Dashboard, widgets, Apple Watch, Dynamic Island.
Not yet released. Free: full 7-day trial, then a one-time $1.99 purchase; no subscription, no ads.
The app is available in French, English and German.
Demo data: screenshots show fictional accounts.
The problem
Halfway through a long session, the answer stops: limit reached. No warning, no resume time without opening a browser, no idea what is left on the weekly limit. AI limits puts those numbers back in front of you, where you already look.
Three gestures: see, predict, resume.
One dial per window, a clean percentage, the time before reset. On iPhone, Mac, widgets and watch.
A pace forecast ("at this pace, limit reached around 4:20 PM") and alerts at 70, 90 and 100%.
A live countdown to the resume time, a notification when you can start again, and the Dynamic Island.
Features
01 · Dashboard
Each Claude or Gemini account gets its own card: a graduated 270° ring, the percentage in large figures, one bar per window (5 hours, weekly and, depending on the plan, a model-specific window) and the time left before reset.
02 · History
An account's detail shows each window, its reset and the trend over 7 days, with a 100% marker. The history stays on your device.
03 · Resume
When a limit is reached, a live counter replaces the text in cards, widgets and on the watch, with the resume time. Then "You can resume", and a notification tells you when it is time. On iPhone, the Dynamic Island and the Lock Screen show the same counter.
Good to know. The Dynamic Island starts when you open the app, or with one gesture without opening it: the “Countdown” control in Control Center, the hourglass button in the widget, or Siri. Resume within 8 hours (an iOS rule); it does not start by itself while the app is closed.
04 · Forecast
From your history, the app estimates when you will reach each limit, or tells you the pace is sustainable. The calculation runs on your device and sends nothing anywhere.
05 · Widgets
Small, medium and large for the Home Screen, gauges and text for the Lock Screen, StandBy: the same grammar as the app, closer to your eyes.
Good to know. iOS decides when a widget is refreshed, so percentages can be a few minutes behind. The resume counter, on the other hand, keeps ticking by itself.
06 · Apple Watch
Account list, detail, and complications for your watch faces and Smart Stack. Accounts come from the iPhone; no credentials are ever sent to the watch.
07 · Siri and Shortcuts
Ask out loud or add the action to a shortcut: Siri gives the percentage for each window, the time before reset and the resume time.
08 · Private iCloud
Optional: the account list and the latest readings travel through your iCloud, with no developer server. Never a password, cookie or token. A Mac that is on can take readings for your other devices.
09 · Light and dark
The app follows the system setting. Contrast meets the AA level, and information never relies on color alone: every state has a symbol and a word.
Gallery
Demo data: screenshots show fictional accounts. Screenshots follow the site theme. Lock Screen and StandBy widgets are always dark.
There is no Apple Watch screenshot of the app yet: this is an illustration of the principle. The app offers an account list, a detail view and complications (gauge, corner, rectangular, inline).
How it works
In the app, pick Claude or Gemini and sign in on the official page, in a window inside the app.
It reads your percentages and reset times straight from your device, while the app is open and in the background as often as iOS allows.
Widgets, watch, notifications at 70, 90 and 100%, resume notification, Dynamic Island: everything comes from the same readings.
Pricing
The download is free. For 7 days from the download, every feature is available: readings, widgets, Apple Watch, alerts, Dynamic Island and Siri.
To keep going, a single in-app purchase, “Full unlock”, at $1.99 (equivalent price in your currency). No subscription. It covers iPhone, Mac and Apple Watch with the same Apple Account.
Demo mode stays available with no time limit, so you can try everything with fictional accounts, without a Claude or Gemini account.
FAQ
Claude (Pro, Max) and Gemini (Google AI Pro, Ultra). A subscription is required for real readings; demo mode lets you try everything without an account.
No. You sign in on the official page and the app never sees your password. The session stays in your device's keychain: nothing is sent to the developer, nothing is written to iCloud. An advanced option accepts a Claude OAuth token.
No: the app is made for Apple devices (iPhone, Mac, Apple Watch). There is no Android or Windows version.
The app is free to download and works in full for 7 days from the download. After that, real readings, widgets, alerts and the Apple Watch stop until you make the one-time in-app purchase “Full access”, at $1.99 (equivalent price in your currency). It covers iPhone, Mac and Apple Watch with the same Apple ID, with no subscription; Family Sharing is not included. Demo mode stays free, with no time limit.
No. AI limits is an independent app. Claude is a trademark of Anthropic; Gemini is a trademark of Google. They are only named to say which services the app reads limits from.
Not by itself: iOS only lets an app start a Live Activity automatically while it is open in the foreground. But one gesture is enough, without opening the app: the “Countdown” control (Control Center, Lock Screen), the hourglass button in the widget, or Siri. Only a resume within 8 hours can be shown (an iOS rule). Without the gesture, the resume notification scheduled from the last reading and the widgets (refreshed at iOS's discretion) remain available.
The limits are not exposed by an official API: the app reads the same pages you would for your account. If a service changes them, the app may stop working until an update, showing a clear message. Google may also refuse sign-in inside an app's embedded window; the app says so and offers to retry.
Email us at contact@capcod.eu with a description of the problem and your device. Never send credentials or screenshots that show tokens.
AI limits is coming soon to the App Store. Meanwhile, email us at contact@capcod.eu to be told when it launches.
