Monitor quotas, tokens and coding agent sessions from your screen edge on Mac, iPhone and Apple Watch
Agent wiki and visual workspace for Claude Code, Codex and other AI coding agents
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Freemium
Pricing
Agent HUD (Mac app): Free. Agent HUD Remote: From $2.99 a month (1 Mac early-bird price), $4.99 regular; yearly plans from $29.99 early-bird to $49.99 regular. 2 Mac plans: $4.99/$7.99 monthly, $49.99/$79.99 yearly. 3 Mac plans: $5.99/$9.99 monthly, $59.99/$99.99 yearly. First week free on all plans
Free: Nimbalyst app and personal wiki. Wiki Teams: $20 per user per month or $200 per user per year (currently free during beta).
Key features
Quotas, balances and reset times displayed at screen edge with color-coded status indicators
Approve or deny tool calls and answer agent questions directly from the HUD
One-click navigation back to any session's thread, tab or terminal pane
Three display modes: Notch, Simple and Dynamic for different screen layouts
Detailed token usage analysis by time, agent, model, session, turn and call
Built-in MCP server for agent-to-agent communication
iPhone and Apple Watch apps with iCloud sync for remote access
Voice input on Apple Watch to create new sessions
WYSIWYG markdown editor with AI-assisted editing
Red/green inline diffs for AI changes approval
Visual editors for mockups, diagrams, and drawings
Parallel agent session management
File and session linking
Persistent searchable session history
Pull request review in Developer Mode
MCP server support
What makes it different
Unified view of quotas and sessions for 18 agents on one screen edge
Built-in MCP server allows agents to communicate with each other and customize the UI
Works offline on iPhone with cached data and requires no separate account
End-to-end encrypted iCloud sync for Agent HUD Remote with no server access to data
Agents write the wiki as they work, eliminating manual documentation
Open source and local-first: your data stays on your machine
Built by Evergage founders who scaled to $250M ARR
One unified workspace instead of multiple disconnected tools