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Pane is a Windows system tray utility published by Pane, currently at version 0.4.51 with 21 versions available, that consolidates AI subscription usage monitoring into a single liquid-glass tray popover. Falling within the developer tools and AI productivity software category, its purpose is to give users visibility into how much of their session and weekly limits remains across the AI tools they already rely on, eliminating the need to check each service individually. The application auto-detects the CLIs and desktop apps installed on the user's machine, supporting 18 providers including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, and Grok. Beyond simple usage display, Pane projects whether a user is likely to exhaust a limit before its scheduled reset, enabling better planning of AI-assisted work sessions, and it computes local spend using live model pricing so users can track the cost implications of their usage. Typical use cases include developers juggling multiple AI coding assistants who need to know which provider still has capacity, professionals managing several AI subscriptions who want a unified view of consumption, and cost-conscious users who want real-time insight into model spending without leaving their workflow. The software updates itself through signed releases, ensuring update integrity, and is designed with privacy in mind: it collects no telemetry, and authentication tokens are only ever transmitted to the API of the vendor they belong to. With its combination of automatic provider detection, limit projection, live pricing-based spend calculation, and a compact tray-based interface, Pane serves as a centralized monitoring layer for anyone whose daily work spans multiple AI tools on Windows, while the availability of 21 versions reflects ongoing development and refinement of the product.
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