tokmon

Local-first usage dashboard

Every token.
Every limit.
One dashboard.

See cost, tokens, cache savings, and live limits for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, opencode, pi, Antigravity, Gemini, and Grok in one dashboard.

npx tokmon
Desktop app — coming soon

Terminal · web · macOS · Windows · Linux

Tokmon terminal dashboard showing provider cards with cost, token, and rate-limit meters
Tokmon menu-bar popover listing providers with quota meters and reset times

Three surfaces, one shared view

Wherever you work, the same numbers.

The CLI, web dashboard, and desktop app share the same usage model and settings, so every surface stays consistent.

Terminal

An Ink TUI: a reflowing grid of provider cards with sparklines, burn rate, cache savings, and live limit bars. Query it headless with tokmon usage --json from any script or agent.

Web

A local Vite dashboard — charts, calendar heatmap, model breakdowns, and full settings. Launch with tokmon serve or toggle it from the TUI.

Menu bar

A macOS menu-bar strip and Windows / Linux tray that pins your two most important quotas and opens a provider-grouped popover — the signal, without a terminal.

Providers

All your coding tools, one view.

Compare usage history, spend, plans, and quota resets without switching between provider dashboards.

  • Claude

    Cost and token history, plan, live session and weekly limits

  • Codex

    History, plan, live session and weekly limits, credit balance

  • Cursor

    History, plan, period spend, and on-demand caps

  • Copilot

    Plan, premium-request quota, and chat quota

  • opencode

    Cost and token history across routed providers

  • Antigravity

    Plan and quota for Gemini and Claude model pools

  • Grok

    History plus SuperGrok and credit usage when signed in

  • PI pi

    Cost and token history using pi's recorded cost

  • GE Gemini

    Plan and live model quota

Costs use each model's published pricing (or a tool's own recorded cost). Cached tokens are billed at the discounted cache-read rate — so totals reflect what you're actually charged.

Appearance

One appearance, shared everywhere.

The daemon owns one theme across terminal, web, and desktop: the Tokmon and Phosphor presets, the complete ZeroCut editor-theme catalog, OS-following Auto mode, and contrast-checked custom palettes derived from any preset.

Tokmon — the default palette.

Plus OS-following Auto mode and custom palettes.

Open source

Read the code. Run it locally.

Tokmon is MIT-licensed and built with Ink and TypeScript. Install it globally, or clone and build from source.

View on GitHub Releases
npx tokmon
npm install -g tokmon
pnpm dlx tokmon

See your usage in one command.

One command. Open source and MIT-licensed.

npx tokmon
Get the desktop app