See who's spending what on AI coding, and who's about to hit a limit.
Every Claude Code and Codex session, limit and dollar across your team, in one place. Computers share numbers only by default; titles and conversations only where your policy and each developer allow it.
14 days of Business free, no card · then free for up to 3 people, or from $5 a person a month, $12 with spend by team
Tokaware is independent, not affiliated with Anthropic, OpenAI, Cursor or GitHub.
What you get
Your team's AI coding, in one console
Live sessions
Every session of Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Kilo Code and Cline as it runs: who, which project, on which computer, and, where your policy allows, its title and conversation.
Limits
Every account's session and weekly limits, who is about to run out, and when capacity comes back.
Alerts and a weekly digestTeam and up
Email, Slack, Microsoft Teams or a webhook when a limit runs out, spend jumps or a computer falls behind, and a summary every Monday.
Every cost in one placeBusiness and up
Claude and ChatGPT seats at the rates you pay, and what Anthropic, OpenAI, Cursor and GitHub bill through their admin APIs, by person, group, project, model and provider.
Right-sized accountsBusiness and up
Cancel seats nobody uses, move people to a smaller plan where it covers their use and to a bigger one where they keep running out, and replace personal accounts used for work.
You decide what is shared
Each organization chooses what its computers share: numbers only, session titles, or conversations too, with the code they show, which also need each developer's yes. New organizations start with numbers only.
How it starts
Up and running in three steps
- 1
Create your team
Start 14 days of Business and invite people by email, no card needed.
- 2
Start with your bills
Admin keys, used only to read, bring in the last 30 days of what Anthropic, OpenAI, Cursor and GitHub bill, with nothing to install.
- 3
Add the app for limits
Each developer connects their computer with the desktop app, on Windows, macOS or Linux, or your IT deploys it, for live sessions, projects and every account's limits.
Questions
How is this different from Claude's and OpenAI's own dashboards?
Each shows its own tool, for the accounts on its company plan. Tokaware puts Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and the other coding tools side by side, with Cursor and GitHub Copilot from their bills, the personal accounts people use for work, every account's limits, and spend by person, team, project and cost center, with budgets and chargeback. What each dashboard shows.
What does it collect from developers' computers?
Numbers, unless you decide otherwise: tokens by project, model and day; how many prompts, edits, lines and commands; sessions and their times. No code. Session titles, and conversations with the code they show, only where the organization's policy and the developer allow it. All of it, in detail.
Do developers choose what their computer shares?
Within your policy, yes. The policy sets the most any computer shares, and conversations and remote sessions also need the developer's own yes, in the app on their computer. The app shows each person what their computer shares and which policy set it, and on Business every read of a conversation or prompt goes in the audit log.
Do developers have to install anything?
For sessions, projects and limits, the desktop app, on Windows, macOS or Linux: each person connects their own computer, or your device management installs it for everyone and connects each computer to your organization when its person signs in. It also shows each developer their own limits and switches the account Claude Code and Codex use. On Business and up, Claude Code's, Codex's and Gemini CLI's own telemetry, pushed by your device management, counts usage without it.
Which tools and plans does it cover?
Claude Code and Codex, used with Claude (Pro, Max, Team, Enterprise) or ChatGPT (Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise) accounts, and the Anthropic and OpenAI APIs. From the desktop app, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Kilo Code and Cline too, whatever model or account they use: their sessions, tokens, prompts and lines, and what the tokens are worth at API prices. Cursor and GitHub Copilot through their APIs: each person's use and what they bill, for Cursor Enterprise teams and for GitHub organizations with Copilot Business or Enterprise.
Guides
Claude Code for teams, explained
Who it's for
See it for the other roles
See your own team's AI this week
14 days of Business free, no card · then free for up to 3 people, or from $5 a person a month, $12 with spend by team