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@thisisayande/tokentracker

v0.1.11

Published

AI Provider Quota Monitor - track usage, rate limits, and spend across 40+ LLM providers

Readme

TokenTracker

TokenTracker is a cross-platform desktop application that monitors AI provider quotas, rate limits, and spend statistics in real-time.

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Features

  • Multi-Provider Support — Monitor Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, Groq, Ollama, and more
  • Real-Time Quota Tracking — Live usage and rate limit data with configurable polling
  • Cost Analytics — Per-provider and aggregate spend breakdowns with model-level detail
  • Secure Credential Storage — API keys and browser cookie import
  • Browser Profile Import — Pull authentication cookies from Chrome, Firefox, and Edge profiles
  • Dark / Light Themes — macOS-inspired glassmorphic UI with smooth transitions
  • System Tray — Runs quietly in the background; click to show/hide
  • Cross-Platform — Linux, Windows, and macOS via Tauri 2

Tech Stack

  • Frontend — Next.js 16 (App Router), React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS 4
  • Backend — Rust (Axum HTTP API server running as a bundled subprocess)
  • Desktop Runtime — Tauri 2 (system tray, window management, process lifecycle)

Architecture

Frontend (Tauri/Next.js)
  → HTTP (localhost) → Rust Backend (Axum API, port 46727)
  → useProviders hook manages all state
  → mapProviderUsage / mapProviderCost transform raw JSON → typed objects

Key Files

| Path | Purpose | |------|---------| | backend/src/main.rs | Rust HTTP server entry point (Axum router) | | backend/src/server/ | Request handlers for all API endpoints | | src-tauri/src/lib.rs | Tauri app lifecycle, tray icon, window management | | src-tauri/src/backend.rs | Backend process spawning, health check, lifecycle | | src/lib/apiClient.ts | Frontend HTTP client (fetches port dynamically from Tauri) | | src/hooks/useProviders.ts | Central hook owning all provider/cost/settings state | | src/lib/dataMapping.ts | Raw JSON → typed object transformers + provider descriptors |

Getting Started

Prerequisites

Development

# Install frontend dependencies
npm install

# Run the full Tauri app (frontend + bundled backend, hot-reload)
npm run tauri:dev

The backend HTTP server starts automatically. The frontend connects via a port dynamically reported by Tauri (default 46727).

Production Build

npm run tauri:build

Outputs native installers for your platform (AppImage, .deb, .msi, etc.).

Running Tests

# Terminal 1 — start the dev server
npm run dev

# Terminal 2 — run smoke tests
npm run test:smoke

Environment Variables

| Variable | Default | Description | |----------|---------|-------------| | TOKEN_TRACKER_BACKEND_PORT | 46727 | Port for the bundled Rust backend HTTP server |

Local Caching

Usage and cost data is cached locally for offline reading and fast startup:

  • Linux~/.config/CodexBar/cache.json
  • Windows%USERPROFILE%\.config\CodexBar\cache.json

License

MIT