Swapbar changelog — what’s new in each release

Swapbar now tells you when quota runs low, which account to switch to, and what each account costs.

Quota notifications. A notification when the current account runs low, with a Switch button for the account with the most quota left, and another when a depleted account’s quota resets. Set the low-quota level and turn each on or off in Settings › Notifications.
Switch suggestion. Once the current account’s tightest window reaches the low-quota level (15% left by default), the popover names the account with the most room and switches to it in one click. That account is marked suggested in the list.
Global shortcuts. ⌃⌥S opens Swapbar from any app and ⌃⌥⇧S switches to the account with the most quota left. No Accessibility permission needed.
Cost per account. The usage section splits cost by account, worked out from cswap’s switch log, cswap run sessions and the login of each Claude Code profile.
Update check. Swapbar looks for a new release on GitHub at launch and every 6 hours and shows a Download banner when one is out.
Homebrew. Install with brew install --cask afatmustafa/tap/swapbar, update with brew upgrade --cask swapbar.

The popover could stay on screen after opening Settings and then ignore clicks outside it and on the menu bar icon.
Amounts that round up to a whole dollar showed as $0.100 instead of $1.00.

Signed and notarized, so Swapbar opens with a double-click.

First release.

Every cswap account’s 5h, 7d and per-model quota in the menu bar, one-click switching, token and cost totals from Claude Code transcripts, light and dark mode, and a settings window for cswap’s auto-switch options.