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Codex Usage Meter for Windows, published by aesgalexis, is a small, privacy-friendly Windows tray application designed for viewing local Codex usage limits directly from the desktop. The software reads local Codex usage and task-state metadata stored on the user's machine and presents that information through several interface elements: widgets, a tray icon, and a multi-display taskbar indicator. Through these components, users can monitor both weekly limits and rolling five-hour limits at a glance, without needing to open a separate dashboard or log into any external service. A defining characteristic of the application is its privacy-oriented design; it operates entirely on local metadata and requires no account credentials, and it incorporates no analytics or telemetry, making it suitable for users who want usage visibility without sharing data with third parties. This focus on local-only operation distinguishes it from cloud-dependent monitoring tools and keeps all displayed information confined to the device on which the software runs. The inclusion of a multi-display taskbar indicator also makes the tool practical for users working across multiple monitors, ensuring that usage status remains visible regardless of screen configuration. In terms of categorization, Codex Usage Meter for Windows fits within system utilities and desktop monitoring software, specifically in the subcategory of tray-based status indicators and usage tracking tools for Windows environments. Its primary use cases include keeping track of remaining Codex usage allowances, observing task-state information locally, and maintaining awareness of both weekly and short-term five-hour rolling limits during everyday work. The software is lightweight in scope, centered on display and monitoring rather than configuration or management of Codex itself. The current version of Codex Usage Meter for Windows is 0.6.1, and according to the available catalog data there is one version listed in total, indicating a single documented release of the application at this time.
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