The AI usage ledger for your Mac
Your AI usage,
finally clear.
See how much you used, how costs are calculated and what remains of supported quotas. Spend less time switching between tools.
Direct edition 1.0.5 · 7-day trial · macOS 14+
01Less switching between tools
Usage from everywhere.
Together at last.
See which models account for your usage, then trace it back to the records.
Explore usage recordsData excerpt from a screenshot · Not the app interface
Seven days at capture · Top 3 models by token share (not the full breakdown)
- gpt-5.6-sol
- 32%
- cursor-grok-4.6-high-fast
- 23%
- claude-fable-5-1-thinking-high
- 14%
02More than an unexplained total
Costs, explained.
Gaps, visible.
Find records by source and model to understand where usage comes from. Costs use the amount reported by the source when available; otherwise, they are calculated from the price table. Missing prices are flagged, never treated as zero.
These costs are accounting references, not actual charges or subscription bills.
Screenshot prices may differ from current provider rates.
Output, cache and costs, recorded separately
Data excerpt from a screenshot · Not the app interface
The overview showed 51 unpriced records at capture. Missing prices are not counted as zero.
03Less switching beyond usage, too
What’s left.
Who’s working.
View quotas and reset times for supported, connected sources. For tools with activity detection, check their current state. The interface distinguishes live signals from inferred activity.
Get a quick view from the Mac menu bar, too. Quotas come from the relevant service and are tracked separately from local usage.
Explore support coverageData excerpt from a screenshot · Not the app interface
Kimi · Used this week
11%
Resets:
Snapshot at capture, not a current quota. A Kimi example only, tracked separately from local usage.
Codex activity
At capture, the Codex activity card was labeled “Live” and showed “Working”.
Codex live status · At the time of capture
Supported AI tools
Your tools.
One clear ledger.
From Claude Code and Codex to Cursor, bring your everyday AI tools into one ledger.
Terminals, editors and desktop agents.
Find your everyday combination.
35 integrations. Find the tools you use.
Select a card to explore support
Claude CodeLocal usage
Reads local session records to bring Claude Code token usage into the same ledger.
CodexLocal usage
Reads local sessions and cumulative counters to organize Codex usage. Supported quotas can also be queried after the required authorization.
CursorOnline accounts
Queries Cursor account usage online on demand. Requires a connection and credentials; disabled by default. Account usage may include other devices and cannot be treated as project usage on this Mac alone.
Gemini CLILocal usage
Reads local Gemini CLI sessions and derives usage increments from cumulative counters.
OpenCodeLocal usage
Reads local OpenCode sessions and usage records to show model usage in one place.
KimiLocal usage
Reads local Kimi usage records. Supported quotas and reset times can also be queried after the required authorization.
GitHub CopilotLocal usage
Reads usage from local Copilot sessions or telemetry. The tool must generate the relevant records.
KiroLocal usage
Reads usage from local Kiro data. Available records depend on the tool version.
OpenClawLocal usage
Reads local OpenClaw session records to bring model usage into the ledger.
GrokLocal usage
Reads local Grok usage records. Supported quotas can also be queried after the required authorization.
WorkBuddyLocal usage
Reads local WorkBuddy session usage so you can review it alongside other tools.
CodeBuddyLocal usage
Reads local CodeBuddy sessions and summarizes the recorded token usage.
QoderLocal usage
Reads model usage from the local Qoder database. Qoder and Qoder CN are separate integrations.
Qoder CNLocal usage
Reads the local Qoder CN database as a separate data source from Qoder.
TRAE Work CNOnline accounts
Queries TRAE Work CN account usage online on demand. Requires a connection and credentials; disabled by default. Account-level data may include other devices.
Kilo CLILocal usage
Reads local Kilo CLI database usage separately from the Kilo Code editor extension.
Kilo CodeLocal usage
Reads task usage saved by the Kilo Code editor extension. The relevant task records must still be available.
Roo CodeLocal usage
Reads task usage saved by the Roo Code editor extension to organize model usage.
Zed AgentLocal usage
Reads the local Zed Agent session database and derives usage from recorded counters.
GooseLocal usage
Reads the local Goose session database to organize token usage from session counters.
DroidLocal usage
Reads local Droid records and derives token usage increments from cumulative counters.
piLocal usage
Reads local pi session records and also provides the compatible integration path for Dots.
oh-my-piLocal usage
Reads session records from the separate oh-my-pi directory to summarize model usage.
Prime AgentLocal usage
Reads local Prime Agent sessions and organizes the token usage recorded in them.
Every CodeLocal usage
Reads local Every Code sessions and derives usage from cumulative counters.
Hermes AgentLocal usage
Reads the local Hermes Agent database and derives usage from session counters.
Craft AgentsLocal usage
Reads records in local Craft Agents workspaces and derives usage from cumulative counters.
ReasonixLocal usage
Reads local Reasonix records and derives usage from changes in cumulative counters.
Mimo CodeLocal usage
Reads local Mimo Code database records to bring model usage into the ledger.
ZCodeLocal usage
Reads the local ZCode database to organize token usage in session records.
AnythingLLM DesktopLocal usage
Reads the local AnythingLLM Desktop database and organizes its recorded model usage.
Claude ScienceLocal usage
Reads the local Claude Science database and summarizes usage as a separate source.
DeepSeek HarnessLocal usage
Reads local DeepSeek Harness session records. This integration tracks tool usage; DeepSeek API balance is queried separately.
AntigravityEstimated usage
Estimates usage from local session text. Estimates do not enter the formal ledger and cannot serve as exact token accounting.
DotsVia pi
Uses the Pi-compatible integration path, with no independent usage scanner. Available data depends on compatible session records.
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31 local usage sources · 2 online accounts · 2 estimate / compatible integrations. Quota and activity support vary by tool; access depends on version, authorization and record completeness.
About integrations & privacyIntegrations & privacy
All your integrations.
Your choice.
Manage tool connections together, with online account usage available on demand. The usage database stays on this Mac. Online account usage requires a connection and credentials and is disabled by default.
Quota queries, exchange rates and direct-edition licensing may also use the network. Project and session information is retained by default and can be disabled in settings. Enabling hooks modifies the relevant tool’s configuration.
Direct edition 1.0.5 includes the integration center and online account usage. Available capabilities depend on the tool, authorization and records.
Local reads, live status and online queries are managed separately. An enabled switch does not confirm successful reporting.
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FAQ
How do the screenshots compare with the download?
The current download is direct edition 1.0.5, including the integration center and on-demand online account usage. Screenshots come from a development build, so interface details may differ. Support depends on the tool, authorization and record completeness; check the integration notes in the app.
Does it support every AI tool?
No. Usage, quota and activity support vary by tool, and may require authorization or a specific version. Explore Supported tools for 35 integrations and their usage support. For specific quota and activity capabilities, check the integration notes in the app.
Are these costs the amount I actually paid?
No. They are cost references reported by the source or calculated from usage and the price table. Subscription quotas, API balances and the usage ledger are tracked separately. Missing prices remain unknown.
Does all data stay on my Mac?
The usage database is local, but online usage, quotas, exchange rates and licensing involve network requests. The whole app is not fully offline. You choose which integrations to enable.
How do I buy after the trial? Is there an App Store edition?
The direct edition includes a 7-day full-feature trial. After the trial, select Buy a license key” to purchase from Liandong Shop, then activate in the app. The product page defines the current price and terms. The App Store edition is available to download; check its store page for the version and price. Direct-edition license keys and App Store purchases are separate. For help, visit the “Support.