What it tracks
Usage, credits, resets, and session growth across supported AI tools.
TokenBar is for seeing usage movement early enough to catch prompt loops, retries, fallback traffic, and background editor activity before the context disappears.
It keeps AI and LLM usage, credits, reset timing, and cost movement visible across supported providers and editor workflows. The word 'token' here refers to AI usage tokens, not cryptocurrency.
Overview
TokenBar is software for people who use AI tools heavily enough that visibility changes their behavior. It lives in the macOS menu bar and helps keep OpenAI, Claude, supported Cursor workflows, Gemini, and similar tools legible while work is still active.
The easiest way to misread the name is to assume it has something to do with crypto. It does not. On this site, token means AI and LLM usage tokens, credits, limits, and related cost visibility.
What it tracks
TokenBar is for seeing usage movement early enough to catch prompt loops, retries, fallback traffic, and background editor activity before the context disappears.
Who it is for
The best fit is people running prompt-heavy or mixed-provider workflows who want one lightweight signal instead of checking several vendor dashboards.
What it is not
TokenBar is a direct-download Mac utility sold as software. It does not issue a coin, run a wallet, or operate a blockchain product.
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Open pageThe app is built around AI and LLM usage visibility: remaining credits, reset windows, session growth, and the kinds of movement that matter during active work. That includes prompt loops, retries, fallback behavior, and supported editor-side traffic.
The practical goal is simple. Keep the signal close enough that people can still intervene while the run is live instead of only seeing a flattened total later.
A menu bar utility is easier to keep nearby than another analytics tab. That matters because the problem is usually timing, not a lack of reports.
TokenBar is intentionally narrow and lightweight so it fits real Mac workflows instead of asking people to build a new habit around monitoring.
It is not a crypto token, not a wallet, not an exchange, and not a blockchain business. It is also not a hosted observability platform pretending to be a simple utility.
The site is meant to make that boundary obvious through the About page, Trust page, FAQ, pricing, privacy policy, terms, and direct download flow.
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