Turn token usage from Codex, Claude Code, and other supported agents into candy jars on your Mac desktop.
Your daily usage,
one jar at a time.
tokens total
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tokens this day· jars
Which day did you use the most tokens? Open your history and compare the jars for each day.
Real app recordings and screenshots.
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Watch your desktop jar fill as you use tokens.
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Make a change in the app. See it on your desktop.
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Open Records to compare jar counts across dates.
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Use a built-in background, go transparent, or choose your own image.
See today’s token usage, collected pieces, and jar count in one place.
See each jar’s tokens alongside daily totals, input, output, and usage over time.
Turn a day or a chosen period of jars into an image to share.
Allow access to find logs from Codex, Claude Code and other supported tools, then choose which sources to count.
Local logs. Local storage.
Open TokenCandy and allow access to your home folder. The folder chooser opens there for you.
After you allow access, TokenCandy checks the usual log locations for Codex, Claude Code, DeepSeek Harness, GitHub Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and Antigravity. Choose one source or combine several. Only supported usage logs are counted.
Watch usage fill your jar and revisit records by day. No need to stay open: reopen to catch up from readable logs.
More about TokenCandy.
After you allow access, TokenCandy checks the usual log locations for Codex, Claude Code, DeepSeek Harness, GitHub Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and Antigravity. Choose one source or combine several. Only supported usage logs are counted.
Ordinary browser chats are not tracked. Copilot CLI usage updates from session-end snapshots.
The calendar on this website uses fictional usage and journal notes. In the Mac app, daily jars are based on the usage sources you connect.
Usage is read locally. TokenCandy stores usage metadata on your Mac and does not upload your usage logs or conversations.
The jar visualizes recorded token usage. It does not show your bill, remaining account quota or reset time.
Choose a candy style and background in the app. Appearance choices do not change your recorded token usage.
The current Mac build requires macOS 14 or later and Apple silicon. Connect a supported local usage folder to record tokens.
Once available on the Mac App Store, install and open TokenCandy. Click Allow Access & Find Sources, confirm your home folder, select the sources you want, then click Start Reading.
For manual setup only: Codex ~/.codex · Claude Code ~/.claude/projects
For other locations, open Add source in Settings and choose Find automatically or Choose folder manually. Use ⇧⌘G in the folder chooser only if you want to enter a path.
The Candy skin and Clear, Prism and custom backgrounds are free to keep. One purchase unlocks the other current skins and built-in backgrounds, plus future skins.
Purchasing is not available yet. No price has been announced.
One-time purchase. No subscription.
macOS 14+ · Apple silicon
Token tracking, daily records and sharing.
Candy skin, plus Clear, Prism and custom backgrounds. Free forever.
Everything in Free, plus all current and future skins.
All other current built-in backgrounds.
Purchasing is not available yet. No price has been announced.