Ration 1.13.1

• An account's limits share the whole row in the popover: a ChatGPT account
  with only the weekly limit shows it across the row, and an account with a
  5-hour and a weekly limit splits the row in half. Claude's three limits
  (Fable, 5-hour, weekly) keep a third each.

Ration 1.13.0

• A more compact popover. Each Claude and ChatGPT account is a borderless row:
  its name, plan, IN USE and the Claude Code or Codex control on one line, then
  every limit as a thin bar with its percent and reset side by side. The
  account in use keeps its green tint, and sparklines show on the accounts in
  use and on the ones you unfold.
• Accounts you're not using fold to one line around their tightest limit.
  Click a folded line or its chevron to unfold it, and the name line or the
  chevron to fold it again; Ration remembers each account's choice. Switch
  shows on an unfolded row. Turn folding off in Settings › Display › Popover
  (Fold accounts not in use).
• The account list takes the room your screen has: the popover grows with
  your accounts and scrolls only when it would run past the screen, instead of
  scrolling past the fourth account.
• A click on a countdown shows the exact reset time on its own line under the
  bar; click the countdown again to hide it.
• The keep-awake notice and the hidden alerts drop share one strip under the
  popover's header.
• With Claude plan value on, each account's share is one line under the Claude
  accounts instead of a line on each account.
• VoiceOver reads each account as one sentence, says when a row is folded, and
  names the chevron Expand or Collapse.
• Everything new is in French and Ukrainian too.

Ration 1.12.0

• Keep awake: while an account is in use, Ration keeps the Mac from idle
  sleep, so an agent run doesn't end in a sleeping Mac. It holds only on the
  power adapter, the display still sleeps, and a closed lid still sleeps the
  Mac. Turn it on in Settings › Features (it is off by default).
• The eye button in the popover keeps the Mac awake for 30 minutes to 8 hours,
  or until you turn it off, whether or not anything is in use and on battery
  too, with the display on and no screensaver. A banner shows the hold, and it
  ends when Ration quits or Keep awake is turned off.
• While Keep awake is on, the menu bar and the ring bar carry the same eye,
  grey at rest and blue while the Mac is kept awake. pmset -g assertions
  lists the hold under Ration.
• Codex account switching: move Codex to another of your ChatGPT accounts in
  one click, with the Switch button on a ChatGPT card or the Codex line in
  Focus. The card of the account Codex uses wears a CODEX tag. Remember each
  account's sign-in once in Settings › Codex, where you can also link it to
  its account, switch to it or forget it. Ration keeps its copies in your
  login Keychain as its own items (not synced) and sends them nowhere.
• Automatic Codex switching (off until you turn it on): when the account Codex
  uses passes the share of its weekly limit you choose (75% by default),
  Ration moves Codex to the remembered account with the most room, never to
  one already past it, and tells you. It starts once you confirm that Codex
  uses its default sign-in file, and pauses after a switch that doesn't go
  through until you resume it.
• Only new Codex sessions use the switched account: restart the running ones,
  the ChatGPT app's Codex too, since it shares Codex's sign-in file. That
  file, ~/.codex/auth.json, is the one new place outside its sandbox that
  Ration reads and writes.
• Claude Code switching no longer loses the links between remembered sign-ins
  and your accounts, or its automatic switching settings, when a refresh runs
  before Ration has loaded them at launch.
• Everything new is in French and Ukrainian too.

Ration 1.11.0

• The ring bar: the menu bar's gauges in a glass bar at the left, right, top or
  bottom of the screen, big enough to read at a glance. It never takes focus
  from the app you are in. Turn it on in Settings › Display › Ring Bar (it is
  off by default) and choose Rail, small rings in a thin strip, or Capsules,
  each gauge with its share left and its account's name. Subscriptions and API
  accounts each get their own glass. Hover a gauge for its limits and resets;
  click it to open Ration.
• Resize the ring bar like the Dock: drag anywhere on it but a gauge. The
  pointer changes over the bar and a grip appears beside it. The Size slider in
  Settings does the same.
• Auto Hide keeps the ring bar out of sight until the pointer reaches its edge.
• Right-click the ring bar to turn Auto Hide on or off, change its style or
  edge, or open its settings.
• Settings › Display › Rings chooses, for each account, whether its gauge shows
  in the menu bar, in the ring bar, or in both. New accounts show in both.
• Settings has two new panes. Display holds the popover, the gauges, the menu
  bar, the ring bar and the rings; Features holds the feature switches that
  were in General.
• VoiceOver reads each ring bar gauge in one sentence and can open Ration from
  it. Increase Contrast makes the unfilled part of every gauge stronger, in the
  menu bar too, and menu-bar tooltips no longer repeat a provider's name when
  the account's label already starts with it.

Ration 1.10.0

• Usage credits on Claude cards: the balance of an account's usage credits, the
  money that pays for Claude past a plan limit, marked "off" when claude.ai's
  switch for them is off. The account's settings list each grant with what is
  left and when it expires, and Ration warns a set number of days before a
  credit expires, as a notification, a line in the drop, or both.
• Codex credits on ChatGPT cards: the credit balance ChatGPT reports with its
  usage, also in the account's settings.
• Show per provider: Settings › General › Features now shows or hides credits,
  resets and token burn (Claude plan value) separately for Claude and ChatGPT.
  Off hides it on that provider's cards and settings and silences its alerts.
  All are on by default, and the earlier Resets and Usage credits switches carry
  over.
• Add API Account works like Add Account: pick Anthropic API or OpenAI API, then
  paste its Admin key. An Admin key for the other platform is refused with a
  pointer back.
• The Ration icon steps aside in the menu bar while account rings show, and
  comes back when there are none.
• Anthropic API accounts no longer fail on the first day of a month: Anthropic
  reports whole days only, so the card shows $0 so far, and a revoked key is
  still reported.
• Pressing ⌘, twice opens Settings once.

Ration 1.9.0

• Claude Code account switching: move Claude Code to another of your Claude
  accounts in one click, with the Switch button on a Claude card or the Claude
  Code line in Focus. The card of the account Claude Code uses wears a CLAUDE
  CODE tag. Open Claude Code sessions follow within 30 seconds, with no new
  login and no restart. Remember each account's sign-in once in Settings ›
  Claude Code; Ration keeps its copy in your login Keychain (not synced) and
  sends it nowhere.
• Automatic switching (off until you turn it on): when the account Claude Code
  uses passes the limit you choose (75% of the weekly limit by default, or the
  5-hour or Fable limit), Ration moves Claude Code to the remembered account
  with the most room, never to one already past it, and tells you. A switch
  that can't complete is undone, and automatic switching pauses until you
  resume it.
• Claude plan value (off until you turn it on): what your Claude Code use
  would cost at Anthropic's API list prices, next to your plan. After you agree
  and choose Claude Code's projects folder, Ration counts its local session
  logs. The popover shows the total for all your Claude accounts over the last
  30 days (or 7 days, this month, or the billing cycle), each Claude card shows
  its own share, Settings breaks it down by model and tokens, and History has
  daily bars. Claude Code's logs don't say which account did the work, so per
  account Ration counts only the time since it started tracking. It keeps a
  hash of each reply's id, its time, model and token counts, never prompts,
  replies, code or file names, and Stop and forget deletes everything it
  counted.
• The suggestion of which account to switch to no longer appears while you are
  already using an account with room.

Ration 1.8.1

• After you dismiss the alerts drop, the popover says it is hidden until a
  limit resets, with a Show now button to bring it back sooner.
• Anthropic budget notifications say "through yesterday", like the card:
  Anthropic reports whole days only.
• An API account whose Admin key is missing from the Keychain no longer tries
  to read it on every refresh; Replace… brings it back.

Ration 1.8.0

• API accounts: add an Anthropic or OpenAI organization with its Admin key to
  see the month's API spend next to your subscriptions. Each has a card with the
  month-to-date total (UTC month), daily bars and, if you set a monthly budget,
  a meter and a rounded-square gauge in the menu bar. Settings shows spend by
  day, tokens by model and, for OpenAI, cost by line item. Admin keys are kept
  in your login Keychain and sent only to the vendor that issued them.
• Budget alerts: API budgets have their own warning and critical thresholds in
  Settings › Alerts. Crossing one notifies you and adds a row to the attention
  drop, once per tier each month.
• Anthropic reports whole days only, so an Anthropic card's figures run
  through yesterday and say so.
• Settings: subscription and API accounts share one Accounts list, with Add
  Subscription Account and Add API Account under it. While Sort by weekly reset
  is off, drag accounts into any order; the popover and the menu bar then
  follow it.

Ration 1.7.0

• Cursor spend history: the Cursor card shows six small bars for recent billing
  cycles and how this cycle compares with your average; History has a Cursor
  section with up to 12 past cycles. Past cycles are read once from Cursor in
  the background; only totals are kept.
• A card's problem badge (for example "stale") opens that account's settings,
  like the STALE word in the header.
• An expired Cursor or Claude sign-in now asks you to sign in again instead of
  going stale.
• Ration no longer refreshes an account while its sign-in window is open, so a
  background refresh can't pull you off the login page.
• Alert thresholds: both fields of a row save together, a row saves about a
  second after you stop typing when nothing would change on screen, and a
  value that would be adjusted is marked (also for VoiceOver). Holiday labels
  and thresholds typed in a field that still has focus are saved when you quit.
• Claude warm-up: each account's Settings lists its recent warm-ups and whether
  Claude accepted or refused them, including refusals carried inside the reply.
• Cursor: a spend alert no longer fires twice when Cursor briefly reports an
  earlier invoice date.
• Settings › General › Diagnostics has a "Show test drop" button for checking
  where the attention drop appears.

Ration 1.6.0

• When the popover header says STALE or OFFLINE, hover it to see which
  accounts are not up to date and why. Click STALE to open Settings on the
  account that needs attention; click OFFLINE to refresh everything.
• An account that needs attention shows a "Needs attention" card at the top of
  its page in Settings, with what went wrong and what to do: Sign in again,
  Refresh now, or, when a provider changed its page, Check for updates and
  Report it. The card goes away once the account is healthy.
• A Cursor account whose sign-in expired now asks you to sign in again instead
  of refreshing forever and going stale.