LESS TEDIUM. MORE PEW PEW.
Meet CodeTank.
Who the hell wants to debug code? I sure don't. I want things to go bang bang pew pew while I smash keys and my wife. I'm just an old school sk33tl0rd trying to save time by not doing tedious bullshit. If that sounds like you, we might just be best fuckin' friends.
Keep an eye on your tank.
Code without the bugbites.
I want to spend less time stuck in debugging and tedious checks, and more time making things work. CodeTank handles the keeping-an-eye-on-my-tank part: my remaining Codex usage and reset countdowns, right on my Android phone or Wear OS watch.
I built it with a playful instrument-panel look, phone widgets, a watch tile, and optional low-fuel and refill alerts. A quick glance tells me where I stand, so I can plan a debugging session without repeatedly checking my usage.
It won't debug my code for me. It saves me the extra checking around it, without consuming reset credits. I'm still developing it, with the goal of less interruption and more time to build the fun stuff.