ReserveGauge vs Student Offers
ReserveGauge and Student Offers are both live DevTool launches on ScrollLaunch. Here's how they compare — what each one does, who it's for, pricing, platforms, and how the community voted. Both listings are maker-submitted; ScrollLaunch doesn't endorse either side.
8 upvotes
ReserveGauge is a macOS menu bar forecast for Claude Code and Codex usage.
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7 upvotes
Your student email is worth thousands. Here's where to spend it.
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| ReserveGauge | Student Offers | |
|---|---|---|
| Tagline | ReserveGauge is a macOS menu bar forecast for Claude Code and Codex usage. | Your student email is worth thousands. Here's where to spend it. |
| Pricing | Freemium | Free |
| Starting price | 16 | — |
| Platforms | macos | web |
| Categories | Analytics Tool, DevTool | Design Resources, DevTool, Vibe Coding |
| Upvotes | 8 | 7 |
| Launched | July 2026 | May 2026 |
| Maker | JL Wright | StudentOffers Team |
What is ReserveGauge?
ReserveGauge is a menu-bar app for Mac. It watches your Claude Code, Codex, Grok and Copilot usage and tells you if you're going to make it to reset or run out first. Free version shows live usage, reset countdown, history. Pro forecasts your burn rate and run-out time, and lets you test what happens if you switch effort level, model, or Fast Mode.
No account, no telemetry. Everything stays on your Mac.
Best for: Developers using AI
See the full listing — ReserveGauge on ScrollLaunch.
What is Student Offers?
Being a student gets you free and discounted software, but the deals are buried across vendor pages, aggregators, and old Reddit threads — and half the ones you find are expired or don't work in your country.
StudentOffers.co pulls them together and checks them. We test the links, pull dead codes, and flag where each deal actually works, so you're not signing up for something that quit honoring student pricing two years ago.
You'll find the tools students actually use: Cursor and Perplexity for AI, GitHub and Vercel for building, Figma for design, Notion for notes, plus cloud credits and courses. Much of it is free credits or free tiers — not just .edu-gated — so it's worth checking even if your school email isn't recognized everywhere.
Save what you like; it stays in your browser. No account, no signup, no email harvesting. Just open it.
Every student discount in one place, verified and searchable.
Best for: Students with a school email, mostly the ones in tech, design, and CS who already pay for software. Anyone trying to figure out what their .edu address actually gets them.
- Finding free software with .edu email
- Getting GitHub Copilot free for students
- Discovering AI tool discounts for students
- Getting Notion free for students
- Getting Figma free for students
- Free cloud storage for college students
See the full listing — Student Offers on ScrollLaunch.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between ReserveGauge and Student Offers?
ReserveGauge is ReserveGauge is a macOS menu bar forecast for Claude Code and Codex usage., while Student Offers is Your student email is worth thousands. Here's where to spend it.. Both are live launches in the DevTool space on ScrollLaunch — the full descriptions, pricing, and platforms for each are compared on this page.
Is ReserveGauge or Student Offers more popular on ScrollLaunch?
ReserveGauge currently has more community upvotes (8 vs 7) on ScrollLaunch. Upvotes reflect community interest at launch, not an endorsement or a quality verdict.
Is ReserveGauge or Student Offers free?
Both offer a free way in — ReserveGauge is Freemium and Student Offers is Free. Check each product page for current pricing details.
Should I choose ReserveGauge or Student Offers?
It depends on your use case. ReserveGauge is built for Developers using AI; Student Offers is built for Students with a school email, mostly the ones in tech, design, and CS who already pay for software. Anyone trying to figure out what their .edu address actually gets them.. ScrollLaunch lists both as maker-submitted launches and doesn't endorse either — compare the descriptions above and visit each product page to decide.
