tokmax

How much would your AI coding cost at API prices? You're on a Codex / Claude Code subscription — tokmax reads your local usage logs, works out what the same tokens would have cost at pay-as-you-go API prices, and turns it into a shareable page + a public leaderboard.

One command, nothing to sign up for first:

npx tokmax

It scans your logs, shows your number in the terminal, and publishes your page at tokmax.dev/your-handle. Screenshot it, drop it in a chat, climb the leaderboard.

Why people run it

• A real number. Not "I use it a lot" — an actual dollar figure at API rates, computed locally with LiteLLM prices and ccusage counting.
• A page you can flex. tokmax.dev/<you> with your totals, your daily burn in dollars, and your rank.
• Every machine, one total. Run it on your laptop and your server — sign in once with X and they merge into a single combined number automatically.

Getting started

Needs Node.js 18+. Zero install required — npx runs it.

# the guided way — pick how to publish, then it computes + publishes
npx tokmax

# sign in with X (recommended): your page is your @handle, and extra machines
# merge automatically. This signs you in AND publishes this machine.
npx tokmax login

# keep it fresh automatically (optional) — offered after you publish
npx tokmax daily on

When you publish, it opens your page in the browser. To add another computer, just run npx tokmax login there with the same X account.

Your data stays yours

It's open source so you can verify this in src/adapters/:

• Only numbers leave your machine — per-model token counts, the per-day dates, and the dollar figure computed locally on your side.
• Your prompts, code, tool output, API keys, and raw logs never leave. The adapters read a handful of numeric usage fields per log line and ignore the rest.

Want to see exactly what would be sent without sending anything? npx tokmax --dry-run.

Managing your page

npx tokmax daily off    # stop the daily auto-update on this machine
npx tokmax logout       # sign out on this machine (logout --all = everywhere)
npx tokmax delete       # permanently remove your page + account

How the dollar is computed

Rates come from a pinned LiteLLM snapshot bundled in the package, plus a small override map for model ids LiteLLM doesn't list yet. The dollar is computed locally and offline — a per-model sum of tokens × per-million rate, with cache reads charged at the discounted rate (~0.1× input) so the figure is honest. The computed number is what gets published; the terminal preview equals your page by construction.

Full options: npx tokmax --help.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.