While researching my issue(!), I noticed that all Antigravity users are suffering from the same situation. Thousands of comments have been made under hundreds of threads on this forum and Reddit. While all Pro and Ultra users are struggling with the exact same issue(!), there hasn’t been a single statement from Google. Users are literally being ignored.
Now, if we apply some quick logic: it’s incredibly obvious that these quota reset issues aren’t actually unmanageable or unsolvable bugs. If this were a bug they were actively trying to fix in the background, they would have definitely made an announcement and informed the users.
The real issue is a marketing trick used by Google.
A few months ago, no one even knew about Antigravity; tools like Cursor, Copilot, and Bolt were already being heavily used. In a classic move, Google gathered people onto their app by offering free usage quotas, and by providing overly generous limits, they managed to convince us all that it was a great IDE. Let’s admit it, in the early days, it had higher limits than any other IDE, and many of us canceled our existing subscriptions to switch to Google.
Then, once Google was convinced they had gathered enough users, they started reducing the limits. I literally experienced this firsthand; it’s impossible not to notice the initially allocated limits slowly shrinking. Later, they gradually started ignoring the promised renewal times, pretending the algorithm was broken. If you’ve noticed, they neither deny nor confirm it; they are literally not saying a single word. Google is a massive company that should be extremely sensitive about customer support. I have to say this: your quotas are not going to get fixed, because there isn’t even an official claiming that they are broken.
I know why you chose Antigravity, and Google knows it too… You will never get that initial efficiency again. That’s exactly what they are working towards; if you are efficient, they won’t make enough money. And at this point, who cares about the to-do apps you are developing anyway? ![]()
The best thing to do is to cancel your subscriptions, rent the Claude API via OpenRouter, and try to stay away from these tricks with a pay-as-you-go approach. Stop asking questions, my friends, they are not going to answer.
