cleared for takeoffv0.1.0 · free
Tokenrunway
How much AI runway do you have left?
A menubar and system-tray app that shows every AI subscription and API account in one place: how much of each allowance is left, when it resets, and whether you'll run out before it does.
It warns you before you hit the wall, writes the request for more to your admin, and reads your agents' own logs to show what the tokens went on. No account, no server, no telemetry.
what it does
Every account in one popover, sorted by whichever is closest to running out. The menubar can show the shortest runway as a number, or nothing at all.
5-hour, weekly and monthly windows, each with how much is used and when it resets, in your local time.
A tick on each bar marks where you'd be at an even pace, and a hatched projection shows where you're heading. It says plainly if you'll run out before the reset, and when.
A notification at 75% and 90%, and one when your pace says you'll run out before the reset. Pause them for an hour, or until you're ready.
One click writes the request to your admin, with the numbers and the reset time filled in, by email, Slack or Teams. Before you're stuck, not after.
Work and personal, side by side, with several accounts per provider. Each one keeps its own admin contact and its own alerts.
reading the bars
Find out at 2 pm, not at 4:55.
The solid part of each bar is what you've used. The white tick is where you'd be if you spread the window evenly. The hatched part is where your current pace takes you by the reset.
When the projection runs past the end, Tokenrunway tells you the time you'll run out and how long that leaves before the reset, and offers to ask for more while there's still time to get it. Until it has a couple of weeks of history, it says the forecast is rough.
accounts · who it watches
Several accounts per provider. Claude Code running on Bedrock still shows up in your stats, even without AWS access on your laptop.
stats · where the tokens went
Your agents already keep a record. Claude Code, Codex and opencode write a log of every turn to your computer. Tokenrunway reads them as they grow and turns them into numbers no provider dashboard shows you.
the dashboard · for a longer look
Daily spend by model, harness or kind of work; a burn-down of the tightest window with its forecast; every upcoming reset across your accounts; a calendar of tokens per day; and every session, newest first.
ask for more · before you run out
Providers offer “ask your admin” once you're already locked out. Tokenrunway offers it at 85%, or as soon as your pace says you'll run out before the reset.
Set your admin's email, Slack or Teams once per account. Request more writes the message with the numbers in it, opens it in your mail or chat app, and you press send. Each request is noted on the account card, so you know you asked.
I'm at 86% of my Claude Enterprise weekly allowance (resets Mon 09:00). At my current pace I'll run out Thu around 15:00. Could you raise my limit for this cycle? Most of it is Claude Code: building (48%) and bug fixing (30%).
rattleboard · on the board across the room
Got a Rattleboard? Tokenrunway can flip its alerts onto your split-flap board and keep a live “AI runway” card in the board's rotation, on this computer or a board on your network.
Only window names, percentages and times reach the board. Never prompts, costs or keys.
private · stays on your computer
Nothing to sign up for. There is no Tokenrunway server.
No analytics and no crash reports. It talks only to the providers you add, and to GitHub for updates.
Keys you add live only in the macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager or your Linux keyring. Your CLI logins are read, never copied.
Stats are counts, models, projects and categories. Your prompts are never stored.
The details are in the privacy policy.
details
Get it
Free and MIT licensed. Version 0.1.0. Pick your platform; every download is on the releases page. Tokenrunway checks for new versions once a day, shows what's new, and updates in place when you say so. If it saves you from a 4:55 lockout, you can buy me a coffee on Ko-fi.
- Install with Homebrew (newer Homebrew asks you to trust the tap first), or download the DMG and drag Tokenrunway to Applications.
- Open it. It lives in the menu bar, with no Dock icon.
- Click + to add an account. It finds your Claude Code, Codex and AWS logins for you.
brew tap slastrina/tap
brew trust --tap slastrina/tap
brew install --cask tokenrunway- Download the setup .exe (or the .msi for managed installs).
- Run it (if SmartScreen appears, choose More info → Run anyway). Tokenrunway sits in the system tray, by the clock.
- Windows can't show text in the tray, so the shortest runway is in the tooltip.
- Download the .deb and install it with apt, or use the AppImage on any distribution.
- The tray needs libayatana-appindicator; on GNOME, the AppIndicator extension.
- Logins go in your keyring (GNOME Keyring or KWallet).
sudo apt install ./Tokenrunway_0.1.0_amd64.debHomebrew installs update with brew upgrade --cask tokenrunway.
Claude is a trademark of Anthropic; ChatGPT and Codex of OpenAI; AWS and Bedrock of Amazon; Grok of xAI; Gemini of Google; GitHub Copilot of GitHub; Cursor of Anysphere. Tokenrunway is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them. Screenshots show sample data.