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Track your remaining credits on v0, Lovable and Bolt, with burn-rate and a projected run-out date. Read-only, local. AI app builders bill you by credits or tokens, and it's easy to blow through them without noticing until you're locked out mid-build. This keeps an eye on the number for you. Leave it installed and use v0, Lovable and Bolt as usual. The extension reads the credit balance already shown on each dashboard, remembers it over time, and shows you a simple picture in one popup: how many credits you have left on each, how fast you're spending (per day), and roughly when you'll run out. The toolbar badge shows your lowest balance so a squeeze never sneaks up on you. It's read-only. It never spends, buys, or changes anything — it just watches the number you can already see, and keeps the history on your device. Independent extension, not affiliated with v0, Vercel, Lovable or Bolt. How to use 1. Install, then open v0, Lovable or Bolt while logged in. 2. Keep building — the extension records your balance as you go. 3. Click the toolbar icon to see balances, burn-rate and projected run-out. Features • Remaining credits for v0, Lovable and Bolt in one popup. • Burn-rate (credits per day) and a projected run-out date. • Toolbar badge showing your lowest balance across builders. • Read-only and local — no spending, no account access, nothing uploaded.
Jul 27, 2026
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