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nguyenphutrong/quotio
Stop juggling AI accounts. Quotio is a beautiful native macOS menu bar app that unifies your Claude, Gemini, OpenAI, Qwen, and Antigravity subscriptions – with real-time quota tracking and smart auto-failover for AI coding tools like Claude Code, OpenCode, and Droid.
Quotio is a native macOS menu bar app that runs a local proxy server (CLIProxyAPI) to unify multiple AI provider accounts — Claude, Gemini, OpenAI, GitHub Copilot, and others — behind a single endpoint, with automatic failover when quotas run out. It's aimed at developers running Claude Code, Codex CLI, or similar tools who want to pool free/paid accounts across providers without manually switching credentials. Think of it as a personal load balancer for AI subscriptions.
The failover routing (Round Robin / Fill First) is genuinely useful — if you're hitting Claude's rate limits mid-session, the proxy can transparently switch to Gemini or Copilot without the agent knowing. The one-click agent configuration that auto-detects and rewrites config files for Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and others saves real setup time. The quota fetchers per-provider (separate Swift files for each: ClaudeCodeQuotaFetcher, CopilotQuotaFetcher, etc.) show that this isn't a thin wrapper — each integration is doing actual provider-specific work. Active development (last push yesterday) and 4,400+ stars suggest it's tracking the ecosystem as new tools land.
The core proxy binary (CLIProxyAPI) is a precompiled binary bundled at Quotio/Resources/Proxy/cli-proxy-api-plus and downloaded on first launch — you're running closed-source code as a local MITM proxy for all your AI API calls, which is a significant trust decision the README soft-pedals. The app isn't signed with an Apple Developer certificate, so you're running xattr -cr to bypass Gatekeeper on an unsigned app that handles your OAuth tokens and API keys. macOS 14+ only locks out anyone on Ventura. The proxy architecture means all your AI traffic goes through a local process you can't audit, and if CLIProxyAPI has a bug or gets abandoned, the whole thing stops working regardless of how polished the Swift UI is.