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Tokenly for Mac

Know your limits.
Beautifully.

Live usage for Claude, OpenAI and Gemini — resting quietly on the edge of your screen. Grok is on the way.

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macOS 26 Tahoe or later · Apple silicon & Intel

9:41

10%

21%

52%

Color says it all.

Green is calm. Yellow is caution. Red pulses. One glance from across the room — no numbers required.

24%

Plenty left

52%

Halfway

76%

Getting close

94%

Act now

Claude, Codex and Gemini today.

More models on the way

Details, out of the frost.

Hover any ring and a frosted pane condenses beside it — session windows, reset countdowns, exact percentages — then melts away. Your wallpaper glows straight through.

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OpenAI Usage

GPT-5 messages

Resets in 2 h 54 min

21% Used

Deep research

Resets Mon 12:00 AM

12% Used

Three pixels of presence.

Step away and Tokenly retracts fully off-screen — leaving a whisper of frosted glass and three breathing status dots. Drift your cursor to the edge and it glides back.

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Settings that
disappear.

One popover, three grouped lists, no ceremony. Reorder providers, choose your edge, pick Auto, Light or Dark — Tokenly follows your Mac and gets out of the way.

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Tokenly

0.2.2

Providers

Claude

25%

Codex

Gemini

38%

Appearance

Auto

Light

Dark

Alert threshold

80%

90%

95%

Screen edge

Left

Right

Auto-hide

Retract to a glass handle at the edge

Launch at login

Start Tokenly when you sign in

It never asks for keys.

Tokenly reads the sign-ins your provider CLIs already keep on your Mac and asks each provider for its own numbers. No new sign-in, no API keys to paste, no account, no telemetry.

What it reads

              ✓~/.claude/.credentials.json
            
              ✓~/.codex/auth.json
            
              ✓~/.gemini/oauth_creds.json

What it never touches

✕Prompts & conversations
✕Passwords & browsing
✕Files & documents

Where the data goes

Your Mac

Sign-ins your CLIs already keep

read locally, every few seconds

Drawn on the edge of your screen

No third-party servers. Ever. Tokenly talks only to your providers for their own numbers — and to GitHub when you check for updates. No analytics, no accounts, nothing else.

Open source — read every line.

Don't take our word for it. The whole app is on GitHub: github.com/itsSwanks/tokenly

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Quiet by design.

Live countdowns

Reset timers tick by the second. Windows roll over and re-arm on their own.

One honest alert

One glass banner at your threshold — 80, 90 or 95%. Never twice.

Real numbers only

Every figure comes from the provider's own usage API, read with the token its CLI already stores. A dashed ring means “not available” — never a guess.

Yours to shape

Reorder providers, pick Notch or Pill, size it Small to Large, left or right edge, drag it anywhere.

Know your limits.Beautifully.