UsageArc reads the usage limits and credit balances of the AI subscriptions you already pay for, and puts the most urgent one on your home screen.
Illustrative example. Actual windows depend on your plan.
There is no UsageArc sign-up. You connect the accounts you already have.
Your device talks to each provider directly over HTTPS. We operate no backend that could receive your credential or your usage data.
API keys, OAuth tokens and session credentials are held in the operating system's secure credential storage.
This release ships no advertising, analytics, attribution or crash-reporting SDK.
Providers expose different shapes of data. Some return rolling time windows, others return a prepaid balance. UsageArc renders whatever a plan actually returns instead of forcing everything into one meter — and it never fabricates a percentage for an amount of money.
| Shape | What you see |
|---|---|
| Time window | Percentage used, severity, and when the window resets. Burn rate and time-to-empty when a window is running hot. |
| Credit balance | The remaining amount and, when the provider reports a total, how much of it is left. |
| Home-screen widget | The single most urgent provider, refreshed when the app runs. |
No. There is no server on our side to see them. Credentials never leave your device except in the HTTPS request sent to the provider you selected.
No. The widget receives a display name, a metric type, a formatted number, a label, an optional severity and reset text, and up to three summary rows. It never receives an API key, OAuth token, refresh token, session cookie or raw provider response.
The stored connection is deleted from your device and removed from the widget summary. That does not revoke the credential at the provider — use the provider's own security settings if you want to revoke it remotely.
No. UsageArc is an independent app and is not endorsed by or affiliated with any of the services it can connect to. All product names and marks belong to their respective owners.