Track all your
AI usage.
Session, weekly, and spend meters for Claude, Codex, Cursor, Grok, and eight more, live in the macOS menu bar. Runway reads the credentials already on your Mac, so most providers need no login at all.
Menu Bar
Pin what you watch.
Star up to two metrics per provider and they stay in the menu bar: the provider's mark next to a bare number, or tiny stacked bars. The dashboard is one click away for everything else.
Agent Memory
Manage and share your agents' memory.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and Grok keep memory and instruction files scattered across your disk. Runway's Memory window finds every one of them, global and per project, and lets you read, edit, create, and delete the files directly. Everything stays on your Mac.
iPhone
Spend on your lock screen.
The iOS companion syncs usage from your Macs through your private iCloud and shows it in lock screen and home screen widgets. Pick up your phone and today's spend is already there.
Performance
Rebuilt for speed.
Runway is a fork of OpenUsage rebuilt for speed. We measured both on the same machine, with the same providers and the same 27 GB session-log corpus.
| OpenUsage | Runway | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch to menu bar icon | 5.4 s | 0.29 s | 18× |
| First open after launch | 2.59 s | 44 ms | 59× |
| Warm popup open | 61 ms | 23 ms | 2.7× |
| One refresh pass | 8.6 s | 2.3 s | 3.7× |
| Memory, steady state | 1.09 GB | 238 MB | 4.6× |
More features
Screen Share Privacy
Turn on Hide From Screen Share and the menu bar shows only the Runway mark while your screen is shared or recorded. Your numbers come back when the capture ends.
Pace Ticks
A tick on every meter marks where usage should be right now. Run ahead of it and the bar turns yellow, then red, before you hit the limit.
Local Spend
Runway prices the session logs already on your disk, per model, and totals them for today, yesterday, and the last 30 days.
No Setup
It reads the same keychain items and auth files your CLIs already use. Install it, and every provider you are signed into shows up.
No Analytics
No telemetry, no accounts, no middleman server. Requests go from your Mac to each provider, and sync stays in your private iCloud. The code is MIT-licensed.
Native Swift
Launches in 0.3 seconds, opens the panel in a frame, and sits around 240 MB of memory. It refreshes in the background every five minutes.
