DASH
DASH — AI usage on one screen
DASH is a standby dashboard for Claude Code · Codex · Antigravity subscription usage, on iOS and Android. Dock your phone next to your monitor and it answers "is what's left enough?" without you turning your head. Your data never leaves your device.
What is DASH? // the app's purpose
DASH is a personal productivity dashboard iOS and Android app for developers who use AI coding tools. Developers check the same thing many times a session — "how much AI tool quota do I have left?". DASH's purpose is to move that check onto a phone screen you already own.
- Shows session, weekly and per-model usage limits of AI coding tools (Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity) as gauges
- Puts what you have left on the home screen as circular gauges, without opening the app
- Connects more than one account to the same tool, so a personal and a work subscription each get a card
- Forecasts when you'll run out at the current pace, and tints the screen edges as quota runs low
- Stands upcoming holidays, events and calendar items beside the cards as a D-Day timeline
- A personal tool — no subscription, and no server that stores data that could identify you
Features // one screen
Usage dashboard
Shows Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity session, weekly and per-model limits as gauges. Forecasts when you'll run out at the current pace, alongside reset times. Long-press a card and drag to put the subscription you use most on top.
Details →D-Day
Upcoming holidays, events and your own calendar as dots on a timeline beside the cards. Today on top, the near future spread wide. Tap to add a day to your calendar; long-press to react anonymously.
Details →Home-screen widget
What you have left, as circular gauges on the home screen. Two to four gauges depending on the size, one tool per row. Long-press to choose which account fills which row.
Details →Privacy // by design
DASH stores nothing on any server that could identify you.
- Calendar events are only read for display; the App never stores or transmits them
- OAuth tokens are stored encrypted — in the iOS Keychain, and in Android EncryptedSharedPreferences
- The app talks only to each AI service's usage API, to dash-worklife.org for the holiday and event list, and to the server that counts anonymous reactions
- All data stays in the App's own storage on the device; the home-screen widget reads a copy of what the app last fetched from that same storage
- Event reactions (Useful/Not for me) are always anonymous. No account, e-mail, device ID, advertising ID or install ID is sent; the Developer cannot tell who sent one, and there is no switch because nothing identifying is ever sent
- No ads, no tracking, no analytics SDKs