Drip

Name: Drip
Author: NoSleepLab

Know how much hotspot data is left while you can still do something about it

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About Drip

Drip sits in your menu bar and monitors your hotspot data usage in real-time. It detects active WiFi and USB tethering connections, tracks bytes against user-defined data limits, and sends alerts at 50%, 75%, 90%, and 100% thresholds. Create multiple profiles for different hotspots, configure daily/weekly/monthly billing cycle resets, and review session history. The point is that the first you hear about an overage is not the bill.

Who it's for

Digital nomads and remote workers tethering on limited data plans.

What it does

Real-time WiFi and USB tethering data monitoring
Configurable data limits with alerts at 50/75/90/100%
Multiple profiles for different hotspots
Daily, weekly, and monthly billing cycle resets
Session history tracking

Information

Runs on: macOS · Menu bar
Status: Source only
Price: Free
Requires: macOS 13+

Source: Public on GitHub
Telemetry: None
Built with: Swift & SwiftUI

Drip is source only, for now.

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