Ceiling 1.3.1
Supersedes 1.3.0, which was withdrawn before general release. If you are on 1.2.1, this is the upgrade.
Added
- See estimated API-value dollars beside the token count on every usage period, including each provider's current 5-hour and weekly reset window, so you know what you have spent since your last reset. Models without a public price stay excluded rather than reading as $0.00.
- The Estimated API value card now carries a seven-day trend and keeps idle providers in its legend, so a single active provider no longer leaves the card looking blank.
Changed
- Compare cards are labeled as rolling windows and now say plainly that they put both providers on one shared clock, rather than each provider's own reset boundary. Reset-aligned figures live in each provider's chart drill-in.
- The floating bar and overview tiles surface the window that is actually constraining you. An exhausted window wins over one that merely reads higher, and an exact tie goes to whichever resets first.
Fixed
- The Compare tab loads again. It had been stuck on "Comparing local history", waiting on rolling comparison data that was no longer being produced.
- Long reset timestamps no longer run across the neighbouring usage cards. The detail line wraps inside its own card, and the dollar figure sits on its own line instead of breaking mid-value.
- A freshly reset Claude window no longer briefly reads as 100% full. Anthropic reports usage as either a fraction or a percentage, so a lone
1(meaning 1% used) was being read as 100%, which also fired a false "limit reached" notification. The unit is now settled once per response instead of guessed per value. - Reset notifications arrive within seconds instead of up to five minutes. Ceiling refreshes as soon as a known reset boundary passes rather than waiting for the next scheduled poll, and no longer relies on a background timer that Windows suspends.
Signed builds for Windows 10 and 11. Verify downloads with the .sha256 sidecars.
Full changelog: v1.2.1...v1.3.1