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A GUIDE TO YOUR NUMBERS

Your usage,
explained.

What’s counted, what’s missing, and what stays private.
The useful details behind your Fund My Slop stats.

A count is not a limit.

Recorded tokens describe work your tools have processed. Plan allowances describe how much your provider lets you use. Billing dates describe when you pay. These are different numbers, and one should never stand in for another.

THREE TOOLS. CLEAR BOUNDARIES.

What’s counted?

Claude Code usage tracker

Usage records on your Mac

See recorded input, output and cache tokens from local Claude Code sessions. Claude.ai chats and activity on other computers are not included.

Codex usage tracker

Usage records on your Mac

See recorded tokens from local Codex sessions, grouped by day and model. ChatGPT conversations and activity on other computers are not included.

Cursor usage tracker

Your recorded Cursor account usage

Uses your existing Cursor sign-in locally to request usage from Cursor. Some requests have no token count. Those gaps stay visible; we don’t invent a number.

The useful details.

Does it show how much of my subscription is left?

Recorded token counts do not tell you how much allowance is left. Our next Mac release adds a separate plan-limits view, reset guidance and optional billing reminders; it is still in testing. Until that release is available, check your provider’s own usage screen for current limits and charges.

What is a token, and why are the totals so large?

A token is a small piece of text a model processes. Totals include input, output and cached context. A long context can be reused many times, so a large cache count does not mean that much new text was written.

Do I have to leave a window open?

No. Close the window and the app stays in your menu bar. Quitting or shutting down stops updates. Reopen it to catch up from available records. “Open at login” is optional in Settings.

Can I see tokens per project?

Not yet. Current totals cover your tools across projects. Adding a link to your creator page does not assign usage to that project. Project names and file paths aren’t uploaded.

What happens when a provider releases a new model?

We keep the recorded counts and display model labels from the records. Missing model names appear as “Unreported model.” Providers can change their record formats, so coverage can change too.

How is this different from CodexBar or ccusage?

CodexBar focuses on provider limits and resets in the menu bar. ccusage provides usage reports from local records. Fund My Slop combines a private Mac usage view with an optional creator page, support payments and a website jar. Choose the view that helps you; they measure different things.

CodexBar source · ccusage source

YOUR PUBLIC PAGE

Share a total.
Keep the details.

Add a few links, an optional monthly token total and a way for people to support your work. Your private activity stays in your account.

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