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feat(mobile): redesign the Android usage limits widget - #34390
The Android usage widget now uses the same layout as the Usage › Limits card. Each limit gets a row with its percentage on the left and a bar on the right. When one window spans several Claude accounts, the bar splits into one segment per account. A pace tick marks how much of the window has passed. Hatching shows what the next reset gives back.
<SubscriptionUsage> (apps/mobile/src/widgets/SubscriptionUsage.android.tsx)
environment.width / height # added by the expo-widgets patch
every limit fits in 34dp rows?
yes -> full rows: label + big % + pace arrow | segmented bar (reset chip if 1 account)
no -> thin rows: label | segmented bar | %
spare height is shared between rows; overflow -> "N more in T3"
buildSubscriptionUsageSnapshot (subscriptionUsageSnapshot.ts)
provider
+ colors { light, dark } # providerColors.ts, shared with the app
windows[]
+ accounts[] { name, color?, remaining, refill, resetsAt, reset, durationMs }+ name = displayName, or initials when it is an email
widgetTheme.ts: the track color is lighter. accent is removed because no widget reads it anymore.
t3_widget_hatch.xml is a repeating bitmap. Glance has no gradients, so a tinted image draws the hatching.
The pace tick is computed when the widget renders. The snapshot is built with now = 0 so equal snapshots compare as equal.
expo-widgets cannot convert an explicit undefined prop into a Kotlin value. An account with no accent color therefore leaves color out rather than setting it to undefined.
Evidence
Before: not captured. After: Android 14 emulator (Pixel launcher) at 4×3 with sample data: Codex and two Claude accounts, 5 limits and 9 limits. Five limits use full rows; nine fall back to thin rows.
The same layout rules rendered in a browser at 4×3 and 4×2, in both themes:
Test splits a pooled window by account without exposing emails:
two Claude accounts: "smol" (session 29% used), "relay@example.com" (weekly only)
session.accounts toStrictEqual [{ name: "smol", color, remaining: 71, refill: 29, ... }, { name: "RE" }]
snapshot JSON does not contain "example.com"
It fails without the change. The strict comparison also catches the color: undefined that broke updateSnapshot on the emulator. vp run check:changed passes.
Merge Danger
Door: two-way
Revert the commits and the patch hunk. There is no stored state, and the new snapshot fields are additive.
Blast Radius: widget
Only the Android home-screen widget changes. The iOS widget ignores the new snapshot fields. The app's Usage screen now reads its provider colors from the shared table.
Made with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (T3 Code).
Port the Usage > Limits card to the home-screen widget: per-account
segments, pace ticks, and refill hatching, with thin bars when the
widget is too short for full rows.
expo-widgets rejects explicit undefined props, so an account without an
accent color stopped every widget update. Rows now share spare height,
and the widget reuses the track color instead of a second subtle one.
The pull request extends mobile usage snapshots with provider colors and account-level details. It redesigns Android subscription usage rows to adapt to widget dimensions. It also updates Expo widget environment data and Live Activity APIs.
Changes: Mobile widget updates
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Summary
Usage snapshot data and provider colors apps/mobile/src/widgets/subscriptionUsageSnapshot.ts, apps/mobile/src/widgets/subscriptionUsageSnapshot.test.ts, apps/mobile/src/features/usage/providerColors.ts, apps/mobile/src/features/usage/usageProviders.ts
Snapshots now include provider colors and per-account window details. Account labels use a display name, email initials, or a fallback label. The test checks account fields and verifies that serialized snapshot data omits an email domain.
Android usage widget layout and rendering apps/mobile/src/widgets/SubscriptionUsage.android.tsx, apps/mobile/src/widgets/subscriptionUsageSnapshot.ts, apps/mobile/src/widgets/widgetTheme.ts, apps/mobile/modules/t3-widget-expiry/android/src/main/res/drawable/t3_widget_hatch.xml
The Android widget lays out usage rows based on available space and renders account segments, refill indicators, reset timing, and overflow counts. The theme and drawable changes support the bar appearance.
Expo widget and Live Activity runtime patches/expo-widgets@58.0.27.patch
The patch adds Android widget dimensions to the widget environment. It also adds Live Activity rendering environment fields and methods to dismiss ended activities before starting replacements.
sequenceDiagram
participant SubscriptionUsageSnapshot
participant WidgetEnvironment
participant SubscriptionUsageAndroid
SubscriptionUsageSnapshot->>SubscriptionUsageAndroid: provider and account usage data
WidgetEnvironment->>SubscriptionUsageAndroid: widget width and height
SubscriptionUsageAndroid->>SubscriptionUsageAndroid: select and render visible rows
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Possibly related issues
Issue 15225 — The widget uses compact rows when height is limited, but the pull request does not change the resize floor.
Issue 32525 — The widget displays account names or email initials, but the pull request does not change the web Usage limits layout.
Issue 15227 — The widget redesigns the usage list and retains an overflow count for hidden rows.
Issue 24038 — The snapshot includes account names, but the pull request does not establish that renamed provider instance names update.
Suggested reviewers:matthewferoz, juliusmarminge
Merge Risk: Low · up to 000fe
In a rare case, two accounts in a pooled usage window can get the same label, which makes their bar segments hard to tell apart. This is a narrow edge case with no data loss, so the change is mergeable with a small follow-up fix.
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Minor · Allow the widget to resize to the compact height. · expo-widgets@58.0.27.patch:174
patches/expo-widgets@58.0.27.patch:174 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Allow the widget to resize to the compact height.
The PR illustrates a 150 dp-high widget, but minHeight is 180 dp. Expo does not emit minResizeHeight, so Android uses 180 dp as the resize floor. On launchers with a 150 dp two-row space, users cannot resize the widget to that size. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Lower the minimum height or add a separate minResizeHeight to the generated provider XML.
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Update the widget provider configuration around minHeight so Android permits resizing to the 150 dp compact height; add minResizeHeight to the generated provider XML if the Expo configuration supports it, or lower minHeight while preserving the intended initial widget size.
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/widgets/SubscriptionUsage.android.tsx:
- Line 63: Update the label sizing or truncation behavior around labelWidth so
weekly limit labels retain their distinguishing text in both layouts; avoid
truncating only the shared prefix.
Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/widgets/subscriptionUsageSnapshot.ts:
- Line 95: Update the reset check in the subscription usage snapshot so a reset
is considered upcoming only when resetsAt is later than the account’s checkedAt;
preserve the existing past-reset expiry behavior and ensure past resets do not
emit refill or resetsAt indicators.
- Line 75: Update accountName and its pooled-account labeling flow to assign
privacy-safe aliases that remain distinct within each pool, including when
accounts have identical display names or initials. Resolve collisions across the
pool without exposing the underlying account identifiers.
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Review comments at @patches/expo-widgets@58.0.27.patch:
- Line 174: Update the widget provider configuration around minHeight so Android
permits resizing to the 150 dp compact height; add minResizeHeight to the
generated provider XML if the Expo configuration supports it, or lower minHeight
while preserving the intended initial widget size.
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Redacted initials can collide within a pool, which also collided the widget's segment keys. A reset at or before the account's observation no longer draws a refill hatch or reset chip.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
On the outside-diff minHeight note: the 250x180 dp minimums and 4x3 target cells predate this PR and are unchanged here. Lowering minHeight also changes the default placement size on Android 11 and below, so that is a separate decision. The compact layout still serves any height the launcher grants.
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Summary
The Android usage widget now uses the same layout as the Usage › Limits card. Each limit gets a row with its percentage on the left and a bar on the right. When one window spans several Claude accounts, the bar splits into one segment per account. A pace tick marks how much of the window has passed. Hatching shows what the next reset gives back.
widgetTheme.ts: the track color is lighter.accentis removed because no widget reads it anymore.t3_widget_hatch.xmlis a repeating bitmap. Glance has no gradients, so a tinted image draws the hatching.now = 0so equal snapshots compare as equal.undefinedprop into a Kotlin value. An account with no accent color therefore leavescolorout rather than setting it toundefined.Evidence
After: Android 14 emulator (Pixel launcher) at 4×3 with sample data: Codex and two Claude accounts, 5 limits and 9 limits. Five limits use full rows; nine fall back to thin rows.
The same layout rules rendered in a browser at 4×3 and 4×2, in both themes:
splits a pooled window by account without exposing emails:color: undefinedthat brokeupdateSnapshoton the emulator.vp run check:changedpasses.Merge Danger
Door: two-way
Revert the commits and the patch hunk. There is no stored state, and the new snapshot fields are additive.
Blast Radius: widget
Only the Android home-screen widget changes. The iOS widget ignores the new snapshot fields. The app's Usage screen now reads its provider colors from the shared table.
Made with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (T3 Code).