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VEYRA · A MACOS COMPANION FOR CODEX

Codex, at a glance.

Your remaining quota and running tasks, quietly in the menu bar. Open the details when you need them. Stay with your work when you don’t.

Download for macOSOpens GitHub Releases

macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon & Intel

Veyra’s native menu bar item showing a local quota snapshot and running task count
Veyra’s English panel with a running task, token usage and a timestamped quota snapshot; example data
Native macOS interface · Example data

01 / LOCAL TASKS

Know what’s running. Keep the context.

See the work happening on your Mac, with parent tasks and their subtasks kept together.

Progress, without switching windows
Check each task’s status, model, elapsed time and latest public progress from one compact panel.
Usage, with the detail you need
Expand total tokens to inspect input, output, cached input and reasoning output. Task totals include completed turns.
Clear about uncertainty
Only tasks with enough local evidence count as running. Unconfirmed states are shown separately.
Veyra’s English task-family panel with expanded input, cached input and output token details; example tasks retain their original titles
Native macOS interface · Example data

02 / QUOTA

See what’s left. Know when it resets.

Quota windows, remaining percentages and reset times sit together, with a clear source and timestamp.

Local by default
Veyra reads the latest local snapshot. A ~ in the menu bar marks that source; the number is not a live account balance.
Sync when you choose
Manually sync through your existing Codex sign-in to check account quotas and available reset credits. No API key to enter.
Reset credits, in view
See available credits grouped by expiry. Veyra displays them; it does not redeem credits or reset quotas.
Veyra’s English quota panel with available reset credits grouped by expiration; example data
Native macOS interface · Example data

03 / YOUR SETUP

A shortcut away. Set up your way.

Open or hide the panel from any app. Change the shortcut, use your preferred Codex installation, and choose when to check for updates.

⌃⌥VControl + Option + V · Customizable in Settings
Finds Codex automatically
Already signed in to Codex desktop or the CLI? Veyra uses that local setup. You can also select a data directory and executable; valid path changes apply automatically.
Updates stay in your hands
Optional update checks query public GitHub Releases at most once a day. A new version opens in your browser for you to download and install.
Veyra’s English settings for the global shortcut, Codex paths and software update checks; example paths
Native macOS interface · Example data

A companion, with clear boundaries.

Read-only monitoring
Veyra does not create or control tasks, trigger model requests, copy credentials, or modify Codex databases and sessions.
Your Mac, your data
Task monitoring is limited to the selected local Codex directory. It does not include other devices or cloud tasks. Monitoring results stay in memory.
Explicit network activity
Quota calibration happens only on request. Software update checks contact GitHub and can be disabled in Settings.

Make room for your work.

A native macOS app for people already using Codex. No separate account to create.

Download for macOS

macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon & Intel

  1. Have Codex ready

    Install and sign in to Codex desktop or the Codex CLI on a Mac running macOS 14 or later.

  2. Move Veyra to Applications

    Download the ZIP from GitHub Releases, unzip it, and move Veyra.app to Applications.

  3. Look in the menu bar

    Launch Veyra and click its menu bar item. There’s no Dock icon. To update, quit Veyra before replacing the app.