Burndown Pro: AI Usage Monitor

Never get blindsided by a Claude.ai limit again. Burndown Pro tracks your weekly Claude.ai usage and per-model limits on Stream Deck, predicts the exact wall-clock time you will hit the limit, forecasts where each window lands at its reset, and fires native notifications before, at, and after your limits.

Everything in the free Burndown plugin (every monitoring key, per-model limits and the Claude Code / chat / Cowork split), plus:

Lockout Clock: the time your soonest limit locks.

Reset Forecast: the projected percent at the reset: a green margin, or a red overshoot with the lockout time.

Best Account: the account with the most headroom now.

Usage History: an hourly sparkline of your weekly usage, on a key or the touch strip.

Weekly Stats: how much of the week each day spent, against the even daily pace, with a week-over-week trend.

Budget Plan: set a target like "80% by the reset" and see ahead/under at a glance.

Alerts go three-deep: an early warning, a notification at your threshold, and a ping when a maxed-out window resets.

Sign in your way: reuse your Claude Code sign-in, import the claude.ai login from your browser, or paste a session token.

Requirements: a Claude.ai Pro or Max plan (not Team or Enterprise). Stream Deck 7.1+ on macOS 10.15+ or Windows 10+.

Your sign-in stays on your machine: no server of ours, no telemetry, read-only usage requests only.

Not affiliated with Anthropic. Claude is a trademark of Anthropic, PBC.

Changed

Burndown Pro now runs on Node.js 24 and needs Stream Deck 7.1 or later. On Node.js 20 the plugin could not start at all if your system sets a NODE_OPTIONS flag that Node.js 20 does not allow, such as --use-system-ca, which some corporate networks set for SSL inspection. Stream Deck then disabled the plugin and Add Account stayed on "adding".

The Add Account card now says up front which Claude plans work. Individual Pro, Max 5x and Max 20x plans are supported; Claude Team and Enterprise workspaces are not, because they do not expose per-person usage limits.