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What it actually looks like
No mockups. These are real renders straight out of the app.
In your menu bar7 DAYS · LINE
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Claude Code tracks every token it spends. It's all there in /usage, a command you have to remember to run, in a terminal you have to switch to. InflaTOKEN just sits in the corner of your screen, quietly counting, so the number is already on screen by the time you think to look.
Everything Claude Code's own usage log knows, surfaced the moment you glance at the menu bar.
A 7 or 30 day trend chart that switches between bars and a line with one tap. Hover any point for that day's exact token count.
Concurrent Claude Code sessions show up individually, labeled by project, so you know exactly which one is doing the damage.
Generate a beautiful image of today's stats straight from the menu bar and drop it in the native share sheet. No screenshots, no cropping.
A running cost estimate sits next to the token count, using published per-model rates. Clearly labeled as an estimate, never a bill.
Reads Claude Code's own session logs, already on your disk. Nothing about your usage is ever sent anywhere.
No API keys, no sign-in, no setup screen. Open it once and it's already counting.
No mockups. These are real renders straight out of the app.
InflaTOKEN reads Claude Code's local session transcripts and nothing else. No telemetry, no analytics, no account. The only network request it ever makes is a once-a-day check against GitHub's public release list, to tell you when an update exists. It never sends anything back, and never downloads or installs anything on its own.