Needs Node 22.5 or later. The app is unsigned, so macOS asks once: right-click, Open, Open.
- Twenty-one dashboard views
- Overview with the three insights that matter, receipts, tickets, session anatomy, live, providers, models, interfaces, time patterns, peaks, efficiency, cache health, cost with coverage, what-if, productivity, rhythm, compare, compare branches, explorer, annotations, data health. In a left sidebar grouped by topic, because twenty-one no longer fit a tab strip.
- A budget check on every pull request
- The receipt a push already attached as a git note becomes one PR comment and a status check. Run it as a GitHub Action, or host your own GitHub App on your own
tokenflow team serve. We host nothing and store nothing.
- Cost per ticket
- Every branch that named the same Jira, Linear or GitHub key, added up across repositories. A branch that names no key stays unattributed rather than guessed into a ticket.
- A FOCUS-shaped export
export --focus writes the FinOps FOCUS column names, so these estimates can sit beside a real cloud bill in a tool that already reads FOCUS. Still an estimate at list price, and every row says so.- An MCP server
- Four read-only tools over stdio, so the agent spending the money can read its own bill: what this branch has cost, the caps in force here, recent totals, the monthly budget. No socket, no network.
- Org policy
- A cap your team publishes on a server you run, cached locally and applied as a ceiling: it can lower a cap, never raise one. The guard reads the cache and never waits on the network.
- Two controls, not eighteen
- A date button that reads the range it applied, a
+ Filter button, and removable chips for whatever is actually on. Pick a dimension and its values arrive with a search box and each value's share. Twenty-one views in a sidebar grouped by topic, collapsible to a rail of icons. A command palette with grouped commands and your recents. Hover any chart for a crosshair and every series at that point.
- A native menu bar app
- Spend today, capacity meters with reset countdowns, forecasts with stated confidence, anomaly alerts, per-provider and per-model rows. Swift, not Electron.
- Honest cost
- A versioned price table with a source for every rate. Service tiers applied as multipliers. Unpriced models show as unknown, never as $0.
- Three skins, both modes
- Aurora, Terminal and Editorial in dark and light. Series colours belong to the mode, so switching skin never changes what a colour means.
- Digests and budgets
- A weekly digest to your own Telegram, inbox or webhook. A monthly budget with projected-overrun alerts that fire once.
- One-file export
- The whole dashboard, receipts included, in a single HTML file that opens from disk with no server.
