# See the AI quota limits of 11 providers on one screen: MyQuota is very granular, with only 700 users in over four months · Chrome extension

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> Throughout 2026, every vendor switched to a 5-hour limit plus a weekly cap, and having your quota cut off suddenly is a widespread pain point. It gets a steady trickle of search traffic from store keywords, store listings in 55 languages, and "how to check X usage" guide pages. September saw a few small group-chat shout-outs, but nothing close to going viral.

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MyQuota: AI Usage Tracker for Claude, Gemini & Codex Limits · myquota.ai

# See the AI quota limits of 11 providers on one screen: MyQuota is very granular, with only 700 users in over four months

**What it is** A Chrome extension that shows, at a glance, how much quota remains on the AI services you subscribe to (Claude, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, etc.) and when it resets.

**Why it took off** In 2026, providers switched to 5-hour plus weekly caps, and being cut off suddenly is a widespread pain point. It gets a steady trickle of search traffic from store keywords, store pages in 55 languages, and a guide page on "how to check X's quota." A few September group chats promoted it, but it's nowhere near going viral.

**C** **How you could follow this** Don't build yet another all-in-one dashboard for many providers. Watch for newly launched or recently repriced niche AI coding tools, be the first to build a quota extension for them, and post in their communities. Or go after the side where people pay: team usage tracking and month-end bill forecasting.

Grade C: real demand, but the category is already crowded with 40 similar products and top players at 100k users. MyQuota, a very polished app, has been out for over four months and only has 700 people and no revenue. What's worth borrowing: SEO guides, single-provider breakdowns, and multilingual store listings, all low-cost ways to get users. Hardly anyone knows about it yet

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MyQuota is a Chrome extension that puts remaining quota and reset times for 11 AI services, including Claude, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, Copilot, Kimi, and Kiro, into one toolbar popup. Launched 2026 Jun 25, reached 6 Nov 695 users, adding about 6 to 10 people a day. The need is real and the product is carefully built, but it entered a category with 40 similar extensions. This piece covers how it got its 700 users, why it didn't take off, and whether you should jump in.

### A recommendation post in a Thai Facebook group

On the morning of 2026 Sep 17, a member named Yiam Bundit posted a short message in the Thai Facebook group "AI ChatGPT | Thailand Community": "Recommend an extension that shows our usage, right in the browser," with the MyQuota store link below. The same day, a secondary account on Facebook posted a demo video. A Reddit account also posted in r/kiroIDE (date unverified): "Free Chrome extension, see how many credits your Kiro has left and when it resets," with the body saying "MyQuota now tracks Kiro too, alongside Claude, Cursor, and Copilot," written in a developer's voice. Other posts in that subreddit had titles like "Kiro burned through 30 credits in under 100 seconds."

That's about all the promotion MyQuota did: a few small groups and a few small accounts, with a burst in September. On 1 Sep it had only 115 users, and after that growth crept up by single digits a day.

### What it is

After installing, you pick the AI services you use and stay logged into each one's website. MyQuota reads each service's own usage page and shows "how much is left this 5 hours," "how much is left this week," and "when it resets" in one popup, with whichever is about to run out at the top. For Claude, it also estimates what you've spent this month and can set budget alerts. There's also a standalone dashboard window, a sidebar, a small floating overlay on AI websites, and a 90-day history export.

Its main selling point is privacy: no servers, no sign-up. The store page's wording is "This isn't us promising how we handle your data. It's that your data has nowhere to go." The website has a draggable slider simulator so you can see it in action before installing. It's completely free, with no paid option visible.

| Project | Metric | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Chrome users | 115 → 695 | 9-01 → 11-06, third-party extension stats sites and the Chrome Web Store |
| New in the last 30 days | about 180 people | Third-party extension stats site, 11-06 |
| Rating | 5.0,9 reviews; none added the week of November | Chrome Web Store, 11-06 |
| Version | v0.6.86,10-30 update | Chrome Web Store |
| Store page languages | 55 kinds | Chrome Web Store |
| Revenue | None, completely free | myquota.ai,11-06 |

### Why the need is real

Since 2026, Claude, Codex, and Gemini have all moved to "one window every 5 hours plus a weekly cap." Getting cut off halfway through writing code is something many paying users hit every week. At the same time, more people subscribe to two or three services, and each one's usage page is buried in settings with different rules. How common the pain is shows in the competition: the Chrome Web Store has about 40 similar extensions with names containing usage, limit, or quota and 200+ users, the largest being Claude Usage Tracker with 100k users. The open-source macOS menu bar tool CodexBar has 23k stars, and the command-line tool ccusage has 19k.

### Where its 700 users came from

No single spike. It's several slow channels added together:

**Store search (likely the main source).** The early title was "AI Usage Tracker & Cost Monitor for ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini," later changed to the current "AI Usage Tracker for Claude, Gemini & Codex Limits," packing in Codex and limits, two rising search terms. The store description repeats "AI usage tracker." The store page is localized into 55 languages, and the Amharic, Czech, and Hindi pages are all searchable. It has been updated steadily from v0.6.37 to v0.6.86. No data shows how much search contributes, but the other channels are too small, so search is the most likely main driver.

**Website guides on how to check quotas.** myquota.ai has a "How to check your X usage limit" article for each service. Beyond Claude, Codex, and Gemini, there are smaller players like Kimi, Kiro, Fireflies, and Grok, and each article is a search entry point. There are also per-provider landing pages, comparison pages, and a token price table for each model. The homepage stats only track how many times "Add to Chrome" is clicked, so the developer is watching this channel closely.

**One codebase split into three extensions.** Besides the main extension, there are two single-service versions, "MyQuota for ChatGPT Codex" and "MyQuota for Gemini," to capture single-service keywords. The Codex version got 40 users, which didn't do much.

**A September round of self-promotion in small circles.** The Thai group and r/kiroIDE mentioned above, plus a reel posted on Instagram by a coding-focused small account, "Track Your AI Quotas in One Place," and a demo video on Facebook. All from very small accounts, and whether any were paid is unverified. Its own YouTube channel has 3 videos with about 230 total views.

No sign of it on X, Hacker News, Product Hunt, TikTok, or in media coverage.

### Why it didn't take off

Its pitch is "multiple services on one screen," but others have already scaled that:

| Competitors | Launched | Scale | How it differs from MyQuota |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Usage Tracker | 2024-12 | 100k users, 532 ratings | Only covers Claude; launched a year and a half earlier and owns the "claude usage" term |
| ClaudeKarma / GPTKarma | 2026-02 / 07 | 20k / 2,000 | Splits by single service into multiple extensions, paid |
| Claude Tuner | 2026-02 | 10k | Aggregates the same multiple services, with team usage and a paid tier |
| Conso: AI Usage Tracker | 2026-08-31 | 10k | Multi-service usage stats plus streak check-ins; launched two months after MyQuota and is 14 times its size |
| Claude / ChatGPT / Gemini Usage Meter(SelectorsHub) | 2026-05 | 10k + 893 + 508 | Established extension developer with existing traffic |
| 30+ single-service mini extensions | From ¥2025-10 | dozens to 4,000 | Still launching new ones in early November (Limits, Limitly) |
| CodexBar, ccusage, and other open-source tools | 2025 | around 20k stars | Heavy coding users mostly use these desktop and command-line tools |
| Each service's built-in Settings → Usage | — | All subscribers | Native and accurate, but you have to dig in, and each service is separate |

The one to watch is Conso: it does multiple services too, launched in Aug 31, reached 10k users in two months, while MyQuota took four-plus months to reach 700. The difference isn't features, it's whether the first wave of users was brought in. MyQuota's polish (11 services, the floating overlay, no server) only gets it ranked for the "multiple services" search, which isn't enough to drive growth. The heaviest programmers, the ones who use these tools most, often don't check quotas in the browser at all.

### Where the money comes from

Nothing so far. It's free, with no in-app purchases. The website's /pricing page is a token price table for each model, not the product's pricing. Who the developer is and how they plan to make money isn't visible from outside. Paid options among similar tools are ClaudeKarma and Claude Tuner (paid tier, team version).

### If it were you

**C: a few low-cost acquisition tactics are worth learning, but building another quota extension isn't worth it.** The category already has 40+ tools, top ones at 100k users, with new ones still launching weekly. MyQuota built it this carefully and still got only 700 users, which suggests the missing piece here is the first wave of traffic, not the product. When each provider builds quota alerts into its own web or client app, this whole group will lose value together.

**Who it suits:** people who already have an audience of AI coding users (an extension, a channel, a community), adding quota alerts as a convenience feature or building a paid team version that answers "who used how much, and do we need more seats?"

**Who it doesn't suit:** people who want to build a "multiple quotas on one screen" tool from scratch and rely on organic store traffic to grow. MyQuota is what that path looks like. Also people with no users at all who only know how to write code.

**How to do it:** stop building all-in-one bundles. What's worth trying is the corner nobody covers: small providers and newly launched AI coding tools (Kiro, Kimi, and the like, where a new tool scares people with credit burn). Be first to build its quota extension. Or go after the team and company side: per-person usage and month-end bill forecasts, the layer where people will actually pay.

**How to get users:** copy these MyQuota tactics, all low-cost: write a "How to check your X usage limit" article for every new service you add; split one codebase into single-service versions targeting different keywords; localize the store page; put a draggable simulator on the website so people feel safe trying it without installing. Add one thing MyQuota missed: when a new tool changes its billing and a subreddit fills with complaints, post in that community that week. Posts like those in the Kiro subreddit are the best entry point.

**When to get in early:** each time a new AI coding tool launches or changes its quota rules, the first two to three weeks are the window. After that, a dozen same-named extensions appear.

**What would mean this read is wrong:** ① MyQuota or a multi-service aggregator passes 10k users in early 2027 through organic traffic, which would show that "multiple services on one screen" grows on its own, not just through a one-time boost like Conso's; ② a competitor publicly discloses subscription revenue, which would show quota anxiety can be monetized, making the case for entering higher than written here; ③ the reverse: Claude, OpenAI, or Google build cross-window quota alerts into their own products, and then no one should invest in this kind of extension.

[Chrome store page ↗](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/myquota-ai-usage-tracker/emlnndkcdmgajmclfoiechengkhagejh)

**Research notes: competitor table, acquisition evidence, full research report**

Competitors

| Name | Where | Launched | Scale | How it differs from this one |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Usage Tracker | Chrome | 2024-12-20 | 100k users, 532 rating | Only covers Claude; launched 1.5 years earlier and owns the core search terms |
| ClaudeKarma / GPTKarma(tokenkarma.app) | Chrome | 2026-02-03 | 20k + 2,000 users | Splits by single service into multiple paid extensions |
| Claude Tuner | Chrome | 2026-02-23 | 10k users | Aggregates the same multiple services, with team usage and a paid tier |
| Conso: AI Usage Tracker | Chrome | 2026-08-31 | 10k users | Multi-service usage stats + gamified check-ins, not focused on quota alerts; launched two months later but 14 times bigger |
| Claude/ChatGPT/Gemini Usage Meter(SelectorsHub) | Chrome | 2026-05-18 | 10k + 893 + 508 | Established developer driving traffic, with single-service splits |
| 30+ other single-service quota extensions (Claude Usage Monitor, Codex Usage, Gemini Usage Monitor, etc.) | Chrome | 2025-10~2026-11 | dozens to 4,000 | Only covers one or two services |
| steipete/CodexBar | Open source | 2025-11-16 | 23,021 stars | macOS menu bar; reads Codex/Claude Code CLI quotas; the go-to choice for developers |
| ccusage | Open source | 2025-05-29 | 19,336 stars | CLI that reads Claude Code's local logs to calculate tokens and spending |
| ClaudeBar / codenotch / token-monitor / Claude-Code-Usage-Monitor | Open source | 2025-12~2026-09 | 600~3,600 stars | Desktop widgets; multi-service aggregation is already standard |
| Each provider's own Settings → Usage page | Big-company features | 2025~2026 | all paying subscribers | Native and accurate, but you have to dig into settings and check each provider separately |

Where users come from

- Inferred **Chrome Web Store search / ASO** : title rewritten with the keywords Claude, Gemini, Codex, Limits; store page localized into 55 languages; frequent version updates (v0.6.37→0.6.86)

- **Confirmed** **Website SEO** : myquota.ai has 11 "How to check your X usage limit" guides, /for/<provider> landing pages, /compare, and a /pricing table; GA on the homepage only tracks Add to Chrome clicks

- **Confirmed** **Small split-product matrix** : MyQuota for ChatGPT Codex (about 40 users) and MyQuota for Gemini as two single-provider products, same code at v0.6.83

- **Confirmed** **Self-promotion in Reddit / Facebook groups** : r/kiroIDE, "Free Chrome extension to see your Kiro credits left"; a recommendation post in the Thai AI ChatGPT Thailand Community group, 2026-09-17

- **Confirmed** **Small Instagram / Facebook creators** : codewithtoushif reel, walkwithme_ali 2026-09-02 reel, Facebook Couch Buyer 2026-09-17 demo video; all are small accounts, whether they were paid is unverified

- **Confirmed** **Own YouTube channel** : @MyQuota has 3 videos with 125/75/32 views

## MyQuota: AI Usage Tracker for Claude, Gemini & Codex Limits (Chrome extension)

- Store: [chromewebstore.google.com/detail/myquota-ai-usage-tracker/em…](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/myquota-ai-usage-tracker/emlnndkcdmgajmclfoiechengkhagejh)

- Website: [myquota.ai](https://myquota.ai) (developer email myquotainfo@gmail.com; not a trader, no company name listed)

- First released 2026-06-25; current version v0.6.86 (2026-10-30 update), 553 KiB, store page localized into 55 languages; carries the Established publisher badge (chromestore database)

- Research date 2026-11-06

### One line

A Chrome extension that gathers the usage and reset countdowns that 11 AI services (Claude, ChatGPT Codex, Gemini, Cursor, Perplexity, GitHub Copilot, Kimi, Gemini Notebook, Grok, Kiro, Fireflies and more) report for themselves into one toolbar popup, plus an estimate of Claude spend. No backend, no account, completely free.

### Verdict

It **hasn't taken off yet** : after more than 4 months it has 700 users, and in a category where 40 similar extensions exist and the top product has 100k users, it sits in the lower middle. Growth is steady but slow, about 6~10 new users per day, coming from store search (keyword-stuffed title plus 55 localized languages), SEO guide pages on the website, and the developer's self-promotion in small communities (Reddit subreddits, Thai Facebook groups, small Instagram accounts, its own YouTube channel). The differentiation is "many providers on one screen + no backend privacy + polished details," but Claude Tuner and Conso already do multi-provider aggregation at 10k users, so differentiation isn't what drives its growth. It only gets it a spot in search results.

### Data

| Date | users | Score | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-01 | 115 | — | extops 90-day curve (data card, recall reason) |
| A day (chrome-stats scrape snippet) | 555 / 609 / 675 | 6 / 7 / 9 | Snapshot of a "related extensions" card on another extension's chrome-stats.com page, date unknown |
| 2026-11-01 | 683 | 9 | chromestore library item_snap |
| 2026-11-04 | 674 | 9 | Same as above |
| 2026-11-06 | 695 | 9 | Same as above |
| 2026-11-07 | 715 | 9 | chromestore database item |

- 9/1→11/6 about +580, +30 over the last 179 days (extops, see data card), roughly 6~10 users per day; rating 5.0 / 9 reviews, review count unchanged these past few days.

- The same developer has two split products: "MyQuota for ChatGPT Codex Usage Tracker" (knlimdohpceanmbcemalidbmndihdaie; the data card records 42 users, a chrome-stats snippet shows 44~45 users, and the Bulgarian store page shows 4 users at a different point in time) and "MyQuota for Gemini Usage Tracker" (hdphhonnppndhjhbecbonkbpcjgfdffe, user count not obtained). Both are v0.6.83, the same code with only one provider unlocked.

- The store title has changed: it used to be "MyQuota — AI Usage Tracker & Cost Monitor for ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini" ("six AI assistants"), and is now "MyQuota: AI Usage Tracker for Claude, Gemini & Codex Limits" (both old and new titles appear in Jina/Brave search results). The rename puts the hot terms Codex and limits in the title, adjusting keywords to follow Codex user growth.

### Competitors (same job: tracking AI subscription quotas / reset times)

Chrome Web Store has 40 extensions with usage/limit/quota plus Claude/Codex/Gemini/ChatGPT in the name and ≥200 users (chromestore database 2026-11-07); it ranks around #25.

| Product | Where | Launched | Scale | How it differs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Usage Tracker(knemcdpkgg…) | Chrome | 2024-12-20 | 100k users, 532 rating | Claude only, launched 1.5 years earlier, and took the "claude usage" search term |
| ClaudeKarma / GPTKarma(tokenkarma.app) | Chrome | 2026-02-03 / 07-10 | 20k / 2,000 | Split into one extension per provider, with paid pricing on the website |
| Claude Tuner(claudetuner.com) | Chrome | 2026-02-23 | 10k, 133 rating | Also multi-provider (Claude/ChatGPT/Gemini) plus team usage, with a paid tier |
| Conso: AI Usage Tracker(conso.xyz) | Chrome | 2026-08-31 | 10k, 20 rating | Multi-provider, but built as usage statistics plus streak gamification rather than quota alerts; launched two months later and 14 times its size |
| Claude Usage Meter(selectorshub.com) | Chrome | 2026-05-18 | 10k | An established developer (SelectorsHub) funnels users to it, and it has also shipped ChatGPT / Gemini Usage Meter |
| Claude Usage Tracker & Monitor(claude-monitor.com) | Chrome | 2026-04-19 | 2,000,57 rating | Claude only |
| Gemini Usage Monitor / Gemini Usage Extension | Chrome | 2026-05 | 4,000 / 1,000 | Gemini only |
| 30 other single-provider small extensions (Codex Usage, Codex Quota Monitor, Claude Limit Guard…) | Chrome | 2026-03~11 | dozens to 1,000 | Each covers only one or two providers; November keeps adding new ones (Limits, Limitly, etc., 11-02/03 listed) |
| steipete/CodexBar | Open-source macOS menu bar apps | 2025-11-16 | 23,021 stars | The mainstream choice among developers: reads Codex/Claude Code CLI quotas and stays in the menu bar |
| ccusage | Open source CLI | 2025-05-29 | 19,336 stars | Reads local Claude Code logs to calculate tokens and spend |
| Claude-Usage-Tracker (hamed-elfayome), ClaudeBar, codenotch, token-monitor, Claude-Code-Usage-Monitor (Windows) | Open-source desktop | 2025-10~2026-09 | 600~3,700 stars | Desktop menu bar / taskbar widgets; multi-provider aggregation is already a common feature |
| The Settings → Usage pages built into Claude / ChatGPT / Gemini | Big-company features | 2025~2026 | All subscribers | Native and accurate, but you have to open settings and check each one separately |

GitHub repo stars: 2026-11 (repo_profile).

### Growth tactics (evidence found)

1. **Store search (main channel, inferred)** : title stuffed with Claude / Gemini / Codex / Limits; long, repetitive description ("AI usage tracker" appears over and over); store page localized into 55 languages, and Jina surfaces its Amharic, Czech, Hindi and other store pages; version iterated from v0.6.37 to v0.6.86 to keep an update signal. There's no direct data showing the share from search, but volume from other channels is tiny, so search is most likely the bulk.

2. **Website SEO** : myquota.ai has /guides (one "How to check your X usage limit" article each for Claude, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, Perplexity, Copilot, Kimi, Grok, Kiro, Fireflies, Gemini Notebook), /for/<provider> landing pages, /compare, /pricing (model token price table), and an FAQ page; Jina already finds the Kimi guide and a stale Gemini FAQ. GA on the homepage only counts Add to Chrome clicks, suggesting the developer is watching this funnel.

3. **Single-provider split extensions (small matrix)** : the MyQuota for ChatGPT Codex and MyQuota for Gemini products target single-provider keywords only; with just dozens of users, their impact is limited.

4. **Community self-promotion** : an r/kiroIDE post, "Free Chrome extension to see your Kiro credits left and reset date" ("MyQuota now tracks Kiro…", in the developer's voice); someone recommended it in the Thai "AI ChatGPT Thailand Community" Facebook group, 2026-09-17 (Yiam Bundit); the Reddit page was blocked, so the upvote count is unknown.

5. **Micro-influencers / short video** : Instagram codewithtoushif's reel "Track Your AI Quotas in One Place", walkwithme_ali's "Day 8/30 hustle challenge" (2026-09-02, whose caption says MyQuota tracks Gemini, Codex, Cursor and Copilot); a Facebook "Couch Buyer" 2026-09-17 video demo of MyQuota. All are very small accounts, whether they were paid is unverified, and they cluster in September, which matches the steady growth that followed.

6. **Own YouTube channel @MyQuota** : 3 videos with 125 / 75 / 32 views (3~4 months ago), essentially no traffic; mainly used as demo videos for the store page.

7. **Not found** : X (x-radar search for myquota returns 0 posts), HN, Product Hunt, TikTok (TikHub search for myquota returns nothing relevant), media coverage, ads.

### Why it's picked up (a little)

- The demand is real and growing: over the past 2026 year every provider switched to 5-hour windows plus weekly quotas, Codex users surged, and being cut off by a sudden quota limit is a common pain point. Similar extensions number 40 or more, and open-source tools with tens of thousands of stars prove it.

- It is betting on a small group of people who subscribe to several providers at once: see 11 providers on one screen and find out who hits the cap first. Single-provider extensions can't serve this group.

- It lowers trust barriers to the minimum: no backend, no account, no cookies permission, and the website offers an online simulation (Playground), which suits a sensitive scenario like quotas that read login state.

- Steady store search plus long-tail SEO bring single-digit daily users, and a round of small-account and community self-promotion in September pushed the curve up from 115.

### Differentiation

- Widest coverage: 11 providers, including Kimi, Kiro, Fireflies, Grok and Gemini Notebook, which others don't cover; Codex also shows remaining credits, and Claude gets a monthly spend estimate plus budget alerts.

- Many forms: popup, standalone dashboard window, sidebar, a Pulse Window floating widget, and 90-day history export.

- Privacy: no server, and an unusually detailed privacy policy.

- **But this isn't its growth source** : multi-provider aggregation is already done by Claude Tuner (10k) and Conso (10k), both much bigger; heavy users (the ones writing code) mostly use desktop/CLI tools like CodexBar and ccusage. Its differentiation is only enough to rank for the "multiple providers" search intent, not enough to power a breakout.

### Visibility

Still little known: 0 posts on X, no media, no HN/PH; its own YouTube views total about 230; completely free, no public revenue.

### Copycats

No clear copycat found, but the category keeps adding new entries (in early November there were still new extensions like Limits, Limitly and AI Usage Tracker: Claude & Codex Limits), and the barrier to entry is low.

### What to borrow

- Use one codebase to split out several single-provider extensions that capture different search terms, while keeping a "full bundle" flagship extension.

- SEO guide pages in the form of "How to check your X usage limit" for each provider: every new provider you add is another long-tail entry point (small-vendor keywords like Kiro and Kimi face low competition).

- Store listing 55 localized into more languages, a cheap way to capture non-English search.

- An interactive simulator on the official site in place of screenshots, reducing hesitation about installing an extension that asks for sensitive permissions.

### Unknowns

- Whether September's Instagram / Facebook promotion was paid and how many installs it brought: unverified.

- Its ranking in store search for terms like "claude usage" and "codex usage": unverified.

- Current user counts for the two split-out products (the Gemini version wasn't retrieved).

- The developer's identity and monetization plans are unclear; it is completely free for now, so there's no visible way money comes back.

### Sources

- chromestore database (agent-im server) item / item_snap / related, 2026-11-01~07; github database repo_profile

- Data card /home/ljr/fanout/why/cards/chrome_emlnndkcdmgajmclfoiechengkhagejh.json (extops curve)

- [myquota.ai](https://myquota.ai), /compare, /guides, /pricing, /privacy, /sitemap.xml

- Chrome Web Store listing (main extension and two standalone products)

- [www.reddit.com/r/kiroIDE/comments/1x0su25/free_chrome_extens…](https://www.reddit.com/r/kiroIDE/comments/1x0su25/free_chrome_extension_for_to_see_your_kiro/)

- [www.facebook.com/groups/aithailandgroup/posts/28328697783453…](https://www.facebook.com/groups/aithailandgroup/posts/28328697783453816/)

- [www.instagram.com/reel/DdT5NvFAVi3/](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DdT5NvFAVi3/), [www.instagram.com/reel/Dcz5xCFucxD/](https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dcz5xCFucxD/)

- [www.facebook.com/100082641128021/videos/1588575496346507/](https://www.facebook.com/100082641128021/videos/1588575496346507/)

- [www.youtube.com/@MyQuota/videos](https://www.youtube.com/@MyQuota/videos)

- x-radar search for myquota (180 days, 0 posts); TikHub search for myquota (nothing relevant)

This article was written by AI from public data and the data we collect daily. Numbers are sourced, and inferences are labeled.