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Usage is a system tray application published by lollapalooza, currently available at version 0.29.19, which stands as the sole release in the catalog, with the recorded version history containing a single entry. The software serves a focused monitoring purpose: it keeps quota information for Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity pinned to the screen, so that usage levels for these tools remain visible at all times rather than requiring the user to open a separate window or navigate to a dashboard. Falling within the system utility and desktop monitoring category, the application operates from the system tray, a placement that suits lightweight, always-available tools designed to run continuously alongside other software without occupying significant workspace. Its primary use case centers on developers and other users who work regularly with Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity and need to track how much of their allocated quota has been consumed during a session. By pinning that quota data directly to the screen, Usage reduces the friction of checking limits manually and supports better planning around resource consumption, helping users avoid unexpected interruptions when a quota is exhausted. The tray-based design means the application can remain resident in the background while still surfacing its information prominently, combining unobtrusive operation with persistent visibility. Because only one version, 0.29.19, is listed, there are no earlier or alternative releases to compare, and all described functionality corresponds to that single current build. Users interested in the software should treat version 0.29.19 as the definitive and only available distribution. In summary, Usage is a single-version system tray utility from publisher lollapalooza whose defined role is to display and pin quota information for Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity on the screen, addressing the practical need for continuous, glanceable quota awareness in everyday workflows.
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