See Claude, Cursor, and Copilot usage in one place
Direct answer
Use a local multi-provider usage board. Riah Usage is a free open-source dashboard that reads the AI apps and CLIs already signed in on your machine — Claude, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, Grok, Gemini, Kimi, and others — and shows remaining plan meters in one view, including an optional Windows tray meter. It does not upload your usage data to Riah.
Direct answer
If you pay for several AI tools, open one local board instead of hunting each provider dashboard. Riah Usage pulls meters from the signed-in apps/CLIs it supports and keeps the readings on your computer (no Riah account, no cloud sync, no telemetry — per the public README, checked 2026-08-05).
Who this is for
Builders who run Claude and Cursor (and often Copilot or Codex) in the same day and want a glance at remaining usage without opening five billing pages.
Honest limitations
It only reads providers you already use and that have a working connector. It does not buy credits, change plans, or replace official invoices. Provider UIs change; some connectors need the app or CLI running. Inspect the open-source code before you trust any local tool.
Compared with a spreadsheet
A spreadsheet can store pasted numbers, but it will not refresh live meters. Riah Usage refreshes from the signed-in tools; a spreadsheet stays manual and drifts the moment you forget to update it.
FAQ
Can it show Claude and Cursor together?
Yes, when both are connected/signed in per the README. Other listed providers work the same way.
Do I paste API keys?
The README says Riah Usage does not ask for API keys; it reads supported signed-in apps or CLIs. A provider may still need its own login.
Is my usage uploaded?
The public README describes the board as local with no accounts, cloud sync, or telemetry.