I built a free Windows widget to plan my Codex quota around my working days

Hey everyone, I wanted a simple way to see how much Codex quota I could use each day without running out before the weekly reset, so I built Codex Budget , a small Windows desktop widget. What it does: Shows daily usage against your planned allowance. Displays your remaining weekly quota. Carries unused daily budget forward within the current cycle. Lets you choose your working days. Refreshes every minute while open and follows your Windows time zone automatically. The “bonus” is unused budget within your existing quota — it doesn’t give you extra usage or bypass any limits. If the start-of-day reading is missing, the widget shows a planning balance rather than claiming to know exactly what you used today. Installation: download the Windows installer from the repository’s Releases section. You’ll need Codex installed and signed in, but no Python installation or commands are required. The project is free and open source under the MIT license . The widget interface is currently in French; the README and installer support English and French. GitHub: Source code, documentation and downloads Project updates: I’ll also share updates and improvements on X (@Ben22031110) . I’m the creator, and this is an independent project, not affiliated with OpenAI. The screenshot uses demo figures. The installer is currently unsigned, so Windows may display a warning. I’d appreciate feedback from other Windows users: does this make your daily budget easier to understand, and what would you change?