Press kit · dipstick.tools

Press kit

Everything here is free to use in coverage without asking. The finished icon is ready in five sizes. Images that still need a release build are clearly marked as slots.

About the mark

The Dipstick icon is rendered from the same path geometry as the menu-bar glyph. Its dark instrument-panel tile carries two green meters and the time marker used throughout the product.

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02 / 04 · Screenshots

Screenshot slots.

No signed build has shipped, so there is no honest screenshot to publish. These slots carry the exact sizes the real files will occupy.

SCREENSHOT · MENU BAR 1440 × 480 · slot reserved

Dipstick’s meters in the macOS menu bar, alongside the system clock.

SCREENSHOT · POPOVER 1200 × 900 · slot reserved

The Dipstick popover showing every selected meter with its pace line.

SCREENSHOT · SETTINGS 1200 × 900 · slot reserved

Dipstick Settings, showing per-limit popover and menu-bar placement.

03 / 04 · Copy you can lift

Descriptions.

Product, one line: A tiny macOS menu-bar app that shows your Claude, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, and Antigravity usage limits next to the time left in each window. No API keys, no account, no telemetry.
Product, one paragraph: Dipstick is a macOS menu-bar application that shows how much of each AI coding limit you have left next to how much of that limit’s window is left. A meter is green while remaining usage exceeds remaining time, amber once the clock overtakes it, and red under fifteen percent — and a limit on track to run out early gains a line such as Out in ~2h at this pace. It covers Claude, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot and Google Antigravity in one application, reads them through tools the user has already authenticated on their own Mac, and holds no API keys, no account and no telemetry.
Founder: Scott Florida builds small, precise macOS utilities. Dipstick began as three separate single-provider menu-bar apps published under the MIT Licence — one each for Claude, Codex and Cursor — and was rebuilt as one dependency-free Swift 6 AppKit application when it became clear that developers paying for several AI coding tools needed one instrument, not three.

04 / 04 · Facts and contact

The checkable facts.

Price: $2 once, permanently. Optional $5 and $10 supporter prices issue the identical licence. A 7-day full trial needs no account and no payment method, and one provider stays free afterwards.
Platform: macOS 13 Ventura or newer, Apple silicon or Intel. Swift 6, AppKit, dependency-free.
Availability: Direct from dipstick.tools. Not the Mac App Store, for structural reasons. No signed build has been published yet.
Press contact: [email protected]

Dipstick is an independent, unofficial project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic, OpenAI, Cursor, GitHub, or Google. Provider and product names identify compatible services; all trademarks belong to their respective owners.