Tokendash

TokenDash

  Your local command center for AI coding usage.

  Track tokens, costs, models, projects, and coding-plan limits from the macOS menu bar or the Ubuntu system tray, with a detailed local dashboard when you need to dig deeper.

  Download for macOS · Download for Ubuntu · Download for Windows · Run with npx · Features · Development

Why TokenDash?

AI coding tools make it easy to consume millions of tokens without a clear picture of where they went. TokenDash turns local session data into an at-a-glance view of today's activity and a deeper history of your usage.

- Glanceable by design — see today's tokens, estimated cost, cache rate, model mix, and quota status without leaving the menu bar or system tray.
- One view across tools — bring Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and OpenCode usage into the same product.
- Local-first — usage history is parsed directly from files already stored on your machine.
- Useful beyond totals — understand hourly activity, model and project distribution, cache efficiency, code changes, and tool calls.
- No companion analytics service — the dashboard runs on your computer and does not require an account.

Quick Start

macOS Menu Bar App

The native menu bar app is the recommended way to use TokenDash.

1. Download the latest Apple silicon DMG from GitHub Releases.
2. Open the DMG and drag TokenDash into Applications.
3. TokenDash is not currently notarized. Open Terminal and remove the macOS
   quarantine attribute from the installed app:

4. Launch TokenDash. It will detect supported AI coding tools and start the local dashboard automatically.

TokenDash requires macOS 14 or later. It runs as a menu-bar-only app, so it does not add an icon to the Dock.

Ubuntu Desktop App

A native tray app for Ubuntu 22.04 or later (amd64) ships…