Your AIsa balance, in the menu bar.

AIsa Usage is a free macOS app that shows what you have left and what you spent in the last 30 days. It syncs every 15 minutes and updates itself.

Download for macOS

v0.3.12.6 MBmacOS 14.0 or laterApple silicon and IntelNotarized by Apple

Menu bar item showing the AIsa mark and $87.07AIsa Usage panel: $87.07 available, Builder Plan $33.47 renewing in 8 days, Pay As You Go $53.60, and 30 days of spend, requests, and tokens with a daily bar chart

Sign in once. See the whole account.

The app signs in with your AIsa account rather than an API key, so usage covers every key on the account. It looks in two places, in this order.

01

Sign in with your browser

Settings → Sign in with Browser opens aisa.one, and you are back in a few seconds. The session is stored in your login Keychain and refreshes itself.

02

The aisa CLI session

Already ran aisa login? Nothing to do. The app picks up the session from ~/.aisa and refreshes it when it expires.

AIsa Usage Settings: the account you are signed in with, a Sign in with Browser button, the aisa CLI session, menu bar style, refresh interval, launch at login, and update options

Running in about a minute.

STEP 01
AIsa-Usage-0.3.1.dmg

Open the DMG, drag to Applications

The app is signed with a Developer ID and notarized, so macOS opens it without a warning.

STEP 02
Sign in with Browser

Sign in, or skip this

Settings opens on first launch when you are not signed in. With aisa login already done, it just starts.

STEP 03

Leave it in the menu bar

Balance next to the AIsa mark, orange under $5, red at zero. Click for the panel, ⌘R to refresh now, right-click for the menu.

Common questions.

How do updates work?
The app checks aisa.one about once an hour. A new version shows up as an Update available banner at the top of the panel; click Install and it downloads, verifies, and relaunches. You can also check any time from Settings → Updates or the right-click menu, and turn automatic checks off there.
Will macOS warn me when I open it?
No. Every build is signed with AIsa's Developer ID and notarized by Apple, and updates are additionally signed with the app's own key, so it refuses anything that was not built by us.
What does it send, and where?
Requests go to api.aisa.one for your balance and usage, to clerk.aisa.one to sign in and refresh the session, and to aisa.one for update checks. Tokens are never logged. The on-disk cache holds balances and totals only.
What does it need?
macOS 14.0 or later on Apple silicon or Intel, and an AIsa account. Usage covers every API key on the account; the app does not take a key itself.

Ready when you are.

Download for macOS

v0.3.12.6 MBmacOS 14.0 or laterApple silicon and IntelNotarized by Apple