One local timeline
Claude Code and Codex activity is normalized into one daily history.
CLAUDE CODE + CODEX / MACOS
Burnline
See the burn before it breaks your flow.
Observed token history and long-range burn patterns, sitting quietly in your menu bar. Every number carries its source and confidence.
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30D token trend
Remaining from your budget
365D activity map
THE SIGNAL
One line between flow and forced pause.
Observed history
Daily Claude and Codex tokens are counted from local usage metadata after approval.
Honest confidence
Observed, partial, unavailable, and permission states stay attached to the number they qualify.
THE READOUT
The useful signals, without another dashboard.
Burnline keeps the useful questions in one compact surface: what ran today, how usage is changing, and whether the local data is complete.
Menu bar readout
Open the current Claude Code and Codex summary without leaving your editor.
Token burn chart
Compare daily Claude and Codex activity across 7 days, 30 days, or 6 months.
Remaining budget
Set a 30-day token budget for each provider and see what remains after observed local usage.
Source confidence
Permission, partial history, and unavailable states explain missing numbers.
Year heatmap
Scan 365 days of local activity and spot sustained high-usage periods.
Threshold alerts
Custom warnings before a limit becomes disruptive.
PROVIDER SIGNALS
Two providers. One honest measurement model.
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Claude Code
Observed token history from local usage metadata after Home folder approval.
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Codex
Observed token history from local Codex sessions after Home folder approval.
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More providers
Additional coding agents join only when their usage signal can be labeled honestly.
PlannedTHE INSTRUMENT
Thirty days in one glance.
Switch between 7-day, 30-day, and 6-month views without leaving the menu bar.
- Claude Code
- Observed locally
- Codex
- Observed locally
- Remaining
- User-set budget
- Year heatmap
- 365 days
LOCAL BY DEFAULT
Your prompts are not the product.
Burnline reads usage metadata only after you approve Home folder access. It does not persist credentials, prompts, responses, or transcript content.
- Permission-gated local scan
- No account required
- No analytics backend
MAC APP STORE EDITION
Try the whole app. Keep it once.
7-day trialFree
Full access starts locally on this Mac. No trial purchase, account, or payment method is required.
Lifetime Pro$2.99 once
Permanent access restored through your App Store purchase history. No subscription and no Burnline account.
The $2.99 purchase starts with the Mac App Store release. The current Developer ID signed preview remains available until that version is live.
DETAILS, NOT DISCLAIMERS
Know what each number means.
Why does Claude show tokens instead of a percentage?
Anthropic does not expose a supported third-party subscription quota API for this use case. Burnline therefore reports observed local tokens and never presents them as an exact account limit.
What does Burnline read?
After permission is granted, Burnline scans usage metadata under the local Claude and Codex data folders. It does not persist prompts, responses, transcript content, or provider credentials.
What do Observed, Partial, and Permission mean?
Observed is counted from local metadata on this Mac. Partial means the bounded scan could not cover all available history. Permission means Burnline needs you to choose the Home folder before it can read either provider.
How is Remaining calculated?
Remaining is your optional 30-day token budget minus observed local usage. It is a personal planning signal, not a claim about a provider subscription quota.
How is the download verified?
Burnline 0.1.1 is Developer ID signed, Apple notarized, and shipped with its notarization ticket stapled. macOS can verify the app before its first launch.
NOTARIZED PREVIEW / 0.1.1
Keep the line in sight.
Download BurnlineDeveloper ID signed and Apple notarized. Open the DMG, drag Burnline to Applications, then launch it normally.
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