Sanchit Dikshit
Sanchit Dikshit is an individual developer and technical support engineer, not an organization. He works at the intersection of infrastructure and developer experience and builds secure, privacy-focused tools and web projects, including a native macOS Claude-usage monitor, a prompt-to-image playground, and an interactive knowledge base.
At a Glance
- Individual developers and technical users
- Claude Code and Claude.ai power users
- macOS users
- VMware and networking learners
- +1 more
AI Tools by Sanchit Dikshit
(1)Claude Meter
Claude Usage Monitor for macOS
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Latest News
Claude Meter v1.3.0 released with age-aware last-refresh and weekly-pill-mode work noted in the release commit.
Claude Meter v1.2.0 added per-model weekly caps, update checks, and Send Feedback.
Claude Meter v1.0.0 released; Sanchit published the build story for the native macOS usage meter.
Published the technical post describing Claude Meter's pivot from parsing a CLI TUI to using claude.ai's authenticated usage endpoint and its privacy model.
Products & Services
Free, MIT-licensed native macOS menu-bar app that displays Claude five-hour session and rolling weekly usage as a Dynamic Island-style pill, with reset countdowns and a hover detail card. It reads the authenticated usage endpoint used by claude.ai inside a hidden WebKit view and keeps the session cookie local to the app.
Prompt-to-image playground using a Cloudflare Worker queue and a self-hosted Stable Diffusion agent on a home GPU.
Pure HTML/CSS/vanilla-JS multi-topic knowledge base. Its first topic is VMware and Networking, with 49 concepts across eight phases, learning, interactive troubleshooting, reference cheat-sheets, search, deep links, and progress tracking.
Private, zero-cost portfolio built with HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript, deployed through Cloudflare Pages with Cloudflare Workers for a contact form, a Durable Objects/SSE visit counter, and a secure proxy.
Market Position
Claude Meter is positioned as a small, free, open-source, privacy-first macOS utility for Claude usage visibility. Its differentiation is local storage, no usage analytics, reset countdowns, per-model weekly-cap visibility, and a menu-bar/Dynamic-Island-style interface; the broader category also includes other macOS Claude usage trackers and paid/App Store utilities.
Leadership
Executive Team
Sanchit Dikshit
Technical Support Engineer at PromptQL; Senior Technical Support Specialist at OpenText (GitHub profile)
Works with infrastructure and developer experience. His public profiles identify previous work with Hasura/PromptQL and VMware by Broadcom; he lists AWS Solutions Architect Associate, VCAP-DCV Design, and VCP-DCV certifications and experience across VMware VCF, Linux, Kubernetes, Docker, AWS, GraphQL, and Cloudflare.
Founding Story
Sanchit describes his projects as personal, hands-on experiments intended to solve practical problems. Claude Meter began after he repeatedly hit Claude usage limits mid-task without warning; he initially explored parsing the Claude CLI output, then pivoted to reading the same authenticated usage endpoint used by claude.ai.
Business Model
Revenue Model
The publicly described personal projects are free or zero-cost rather than commercial offerings. Claude Meter is explicitly free, open source, MIT-licensed, and has no subscription or upsell; the portfolio is described as zero-cost.
Pricing Tiers
MIT-licensed open-source macOS app; no account, subscription, or upsell.
Target Markets
- Individual developers and technical users
- Claude Code and Claude.ai power users
- macOS users
- VMware and networking learners
- Self-hosting and privacy-conscious web developers
- Claude Code, claude.ai, and Claude desktop users who want at-a-glance session and weekly limit visibility.
- Mac users who want a local, privacy-oriented menu-bar utility rather than an analytics service.
- People learning VMware and networking through guided concepts, troubleshooting trees, and reference material.
- Users experimenting with self-hosted Stable Diffusion and prompt-to-image workflows.
- Developers who want a secure, low-cost personal website deployment pattern using GitHub and Cloudflare.