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Token Monitor
Token Monitor is a local-first desktop app that tracks live tokens, costs, and limits across coding tools.
Token Monitor is a local-first desktop app designed to track live tokens, costs, limits, sessions, and history across more than 30 AI coding tools. It runs locally by reading usage summaries and rendering them through various interfaces like an Edge Dock, custom menu bar, floating bubble, and native macOS widgets. Users can also view activity heatmaps and charts in a full dashboard window, and optionally set up a self-hosted sync hub to roll up token usage from multiple devices. The app ensures privacy by never syncing raw prompts, conversation transcripts, credentials, or provider responses, focusing solely on counts, costs, and labels. It is built for developers who use multiple AI coding assistants and need a centralized, privacy-respecting way to monitor their usage and expenses.
Token Monitor at a glance
- Best for: Software engineer
- Runs on: macOS, iOS, Web
- Pricing: Free
- Released: May 2026
- Category: AI coding tool
- Website: javis-ai.com
Key features
- Edge dock for limits and usage on screen edge
- Activity heatmap and usage charts
- Native macOS widgets
- Custom menu bar and tray display
- Floating bubble mini-window
- Discord Rich Presence integration
- Self-hosted multi-device sync
- Subscription and reset tracking
Use it for
- Track token usage and costs across multiple AI coding tools
- Monitor subscription limits and predict quota resets
- View activity heatmaps and historical coding data
- Sync usage totals across multiple developer devices
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