Google Play Console vs tokenstat

• Monitor the metrics you care about • Manage your app's orders and issue refunds • View and reply to app reviews • Track and monitor the availability of your apps across different tracks and releases

You run several AI coding agents across several machines. tokenstat puts the whole picture in one place: token usage, what each subscription is really worth, and live control of the work while it runs. Monitor - A year-shaped heatmap of your AI usage across every machine and harness, with today and this week at a glance. - Breakdowns by model, tool, project, and day, so you can see which agent eats most of your allowance. - See your plan usage at list rates, so you can compare subscription value against API pricing. - Live plan limits for the tools you run, with when each window resets. Reach - Every machine in one list, awake or asleep, reachable from anywhere. - Start a session on any of eighteen agent harnesses. - Chat with a workspace agent in Plan, Execute, or Ask mode, and switch models mid-thread. - Review diffs, commit, and read pull requests with their conversation and checks. - Tasks, notes, workflows, and automations ride along with each workspace. - Check a running session, or take the screen and drive it: one finger moves the pointer, and a hardware keyboard works as it should. - SSH to any server, from the phone and the iPad. Hosts, keys, snippets, and folders live in the sidebar, imported from your own ~/.ssh/config, from AWS, or from DigitalOcean. - Open a real terminal on your own machines, and start sessions there, on paid plans. Private by design Everything happens on your machine. tokenstat reads your local logs, extracts counters, and discards the rest. Only aggregate numbers are eligible for sync, and only when you set it up. No prompts, no file contents, no conversation text ever leaves your devices. Screen sessions and SSH credentials are end to end encrypted, and each device you sign in on has to be allowed by name on the computer it wants to reach. The heatmap, the machine list, and live control come from computers already running tokenstat, the Mac app or the CLI. SSH is separate: add a host and you are in, whether tokenstat is on the other end or not. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Terms and conditions: https://tokenstat.ai/terms Privacy Policy: https://tokenstat.ai/privacy tokenstat by pueev