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Usage works like Status — a widget plus notifications — with one extra step: it reads numbers off your account, so it needs a sign-in. Still no Mac plugin; this one is phone-only.
Nomo's Usage tab showing Claude's session and weekly limits

The Usage tab for Claude: the 5-hour window, the weekly one, and when each resets.

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Which providers

All five that Status covers: Claude, Codex, Cursor, xAI and Gemini. All five can alert you too, at 70%, 90% and 100% of whichever window they report — see Usage alerts. One label differs between the two widgets. Usage lists Codex, where Status watches OpenAI as a whole — because the plan you’re spending is a Codex plan, while the thing that goes down is OpenAI. Gemini reads the daily quota on your Gemini Code Assist account, through Google sign-in rather than a token you paste.

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Signing in

Open the provider from the Providers tab and connect the account you already pay for. Nomo reads the same numbers that account can see about itself — it isn’t an API key and there’s nothing to paste.
Your login stays on your phone. Tokens are held in the device keychain and go only to the provider they belong to — your Claude token to Anthropic, your OpenAI token to OpenAI. Usage is fetched on-device and never passes through Nomo’s servers.
Nomo is unofficial and not affiliated with any provider it reads.

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Widget

Widget

Two short clips — putting it on your Home Screen, then pointing it at a service.

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Notifications

Notifications

Notify you when a provider’s usage hits 70%, 90%, or 100%.