LexShell vs TokenMaster

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TokenMaster works with Codex and Claude subscriptions. Other providers are not supported. Your AI subscription gives you a set amount of use per window, and what you don't use before the window resets is lost. TokenMaster puts every window on one screen, so you can see what's left and use it before it's gone. - One timeline, sorted by what resets first - How much is left in each window, and the exact time it resets - The 5-hour window and each weekly window, shown separately and never added together - Several accounts from the same provider, side by side - Refreshes when you open the app, or pull down to refresh Private by design You sign in on the provider's own page, inside the app. Your sign-in stays in this iPhone's keychain. TokenMaster has no server and no account of its own, and it has no ads or tracking. Try it without signing in Sample data shows how everything works before you connect an account. Sample numbers are always labelled as samples. The numbers come from the provider. TokenMaster shows them as they are sent. Not affiliated with any AI provider. Codex and Claude are names of their respective owners.