ᛏ A menu bar app for people juggling too many AI bills.
17 AI services, 4 categories — subscriptions and pay-as-you-go APIs side by side, with one honest rule: color goes amber at 70% usage, red at 80%, everywhere.
Real integrations for the Anthropic API, OpenRouter, Stability AI, Poe, GitHub Copilot, and more — polled automatically, credentials in the macOS Keychain.
Claude, ChatGPT Plus, and other consumer subscriptions don't expose a usage API — so manual entry is a first-class path, not an afterthought.
Native SwiftUI, not a wrapped web app: 15 MB idle memory and a 69 KB binary, verified against an Electron/Tauri alternative before a line of the real app was written.
See every service trackedThe Tiwaz rune (ᛏ) marks the app icon, the menu bar glyph, and the whole visual identity.
In Norse mythology, Tyr sacrificed something of real value for the greater good — a fitting mark for an app about tracking what you're spending to get something back. It also fits a naming convention already running through the rest of the homelab this app grew out of.
The architecture is deliberate too: a measured spike compared native SwiftUI against a Tauri build before committing — native won on every axis that matters for a menu bar utility (idle memory, launch time, binary size, Keychain access, Dark Mode), so that's what got built.
Every row is either a live integration or an honest, first-class manual entry — never a guess.
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, Poe, Mistral
Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex, Antigravity, Devin Desktop
Anthropic API, OpenRouter, Together AI
Midjourney, Stability AI
No release yet, no price set — this is a solo build, tracked in the open with real dated decisions.
Manage Services panel, Keychain credential storage, live integrations for the confirmed real APIs, list/grid views, usage history sparklines, app icon, Light Mode.
Mac App Store submission — App Sandbox entitlements, signing, and the account-side steps (Team ID, App Store Connect listing) are underway now.
Public pricing, App Store release, a proper App Store screenshot set.