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Token Monitor: AI Context Tracker
See how much Claude you have left before you hit the wall
Real-time context & quota monitor for Claude.ai — see usage live and get smart alerts before your replies are cut off. Token Monitor gives Claude.ai users real-time, at-a-glance visibility into every dimension of their AI usage — so you never get blindsided by a cut-off reply or an unexpected quota limit.
Here's a scenario every heavy Claude user knows: You're 40 messages into a complex coding session. You've uploaded files. You've got tools enabled. The conversation is cooking. Then the responses start getting weird — shorter, vaguer, slightly off. A few turns later you're rate-limited. What happened? You ran out of context. You ran out of quota. You had no idea either was coming. I built Token Monitor because I kept hitting this wall and wanted to see the dashboard that should have been there all along.
What Token Monitor shows you
Your quota, in real time. 👌
Claude doesn't run on simple daily limits — it uses rolling 5-hour windows and (for Max plans) weekly budgets. Token Monitor reads your actual consumption and tells you what's left, and exactly when the next slot unlocks. No more refreshing /settings/usage hoping something changed. Your context, broken down. Every message you send carries your full conversation history as baggage. Token Monitor scans the active chat live and shows a breakdown: conversation turns, uploaded attachments, enabled tools and connectors, project knowledge docs. You see the real cost of what's loaded, not just a vague message count. A warning before truncation — while you're still typing. Before you press Enter, Token Monitor estimates whether your prompt + expected response will overflow the context window. If it will, you get flagged in the composer. It even detects multi-question prompts and suggests splitting them — one of the sneakiest causes of half-answers. Output size prediction. "What is X?" and "Build me a full implementation of Y" consume wildly different tokens. Token Monitor reads your draft and predicts the output bucket (S / M / L / XL) so you know what you're about to spend before committing. Stream state awareness. The moment you press Enter, your input tokens are locked in — even if you stop the response. Token Monitor shows you live: tokens committed, tokens streamed back, current state. No surprises on partial stops.
Who it's for
Claude Pro / Max subscribers who want to squeeze more value out of their plan Power users running long research sessions, coding projects, or document workflows Teams where hitting limits mid-task has real productivity cost Anyone who has ever been surprised by a truncated response or an unexpected rate limit
How it works
Token Monitor is a Chrome extension. It reads the same usage page you can visit yourself at /settings/usage, and scans the current chat DOM — all locally, in your browser. Your conversations are never sent anywhere. No account, no backend, no analytics.
What's next
Claude support is live and full-featured. ChatGPT and Gemini modules are in progress. Usage history and charts are on the roadmap.
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About Token Monitor: AI Context Tracker on Product Hunt
“See how much Claude you have left before you hit the wall”
Token Monitor: AI Context Tracker was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 5 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #29 on the daily leaderboard. Real-time context & quota monitor for Claude.ai — see usage live and get smart alerts before your replies are cut off. Token Monitor gives Claude.ai users real-time, at-a-glance visibility into every dimension of their AI usage — so you never get blindsided by a cut-off reply or an unexpected quota limit.
Token Monitor: AI Context Tracker was featured in Chrome Extensions (52.6k followers), Productivity (652.3k followers), Developer Tools (512.9k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (469.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 312.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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The story
Here's a scenario every heavy Claude user knows:
You're 40 messages into a complex coding session. You've uploaded files. You've got tools enabled. The conversation is cooking. Then the responses start getting weird — shorter, vaguer, slightly off. A few turns later you're rate-limited.
What happened? You ran out of context. You ran out of quota. You had no idea either was coming.
I built Token Monitor because I kept hitting this wall and wanted to see the dashboard that should have been there all along.
What Token Monitor shows you
Your quota, in real time. 👌
Claude doesn't run on simple daily limits — it uses rolling 5-hour windows and (for Max plans) weekly budgets. Token Monitor reads your actual consumption and tells you what's left, and exactly when the next slot unlocks. No more refreshing /settings/usage hoping something changed.
Your context, broken down.
Every message you send carries your full conversation history as baggage. Token Monitor scans the active chat live and shows a breakdown: conversation turns, uploaded attachments, enabled tools and connectors, project knowledge docs. You see the real cost of what's loaded, not just a vague message count.
A warning before truncation — while you're still typing.
Before you press Enter, Token Monitor estimates whether your prompt + expected response will overflow the context window. If it will, you get flagged in the composer. It even detects multi-question prompts and suggests splitting them — one of the sneakiest causes of half-answers.
Output size prediction.
"What is X?" and "Build me a full implementation of Y" consume wildly different tokens. Token Monitor reads your draft and predicts the output bucket (S / M / L / XL) so you know what you're about to spend before committing.
Stream state awareness.
The moment you press Enter, your input tokens are locked in — even if you stop the response. Token Monitor shows you live: tokens committed, tokens streamed back, current state. No surprises on partial stops.
Who it's for
Claude Pro / Max subscribers who want to squeeze more value out of their plan
Power users running long research sessions, coding projects, or document workflows
Teams where hitting limits mid-task has real productivity cost
Anyone who has ever been surprised by a truncated response or an unexpected rate limit
How it works
Token Monitor is a Chrome extension. It reads the same usage page you can visit yourself at /settings/usage, and scans the current chat DOM — all locally, in your browser. Your conversations are never sent anywhere. No account, no backend, no analytics.
What's next
Claude support is live and full-featured. ChatGPT and Gemini modules are in progress. Usage history and charts are on the roadmap.
Try it
Install Token Monitor on the Chrome Web Store → https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/token-monitor-%E2%80%94-ai-contex/nhdncpkcgffiekmegejdljkfbkelhkoa
Free to install. No account needed.
Happy to answer questions below — especially from anyone who's hit the "why did my context just vanish" moment. That's exactly why this exists