The developers who consume the most tokens ship the fastest.
Track yours. Be proud of it. Your Jensen Score proves it.
In 2024, we measured developer productivity by commits, PRs, and velocity points. None of that captures how much a developer actually leverages AI. Jensen Huang said it publicly: the developers who consume the most tokens are the most productive. They ship faster, iterate more, and build what used to take teams of 10.
But right now, there's no way to measure this. Your AI spend is scattered across Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, subscriptions, API keys, local tools. Nobody has a single number. Jensen Monitor gives you that number. Not to limit your spending — to make sure you're spending enough.
In the near future, CTOs will track their team's token consumption like they track velocity today. The highest consumers will be the highest performers. The engineers spending the least on AI will be the ones falling behind. A low Jensen Score isn't a badge of frugality — it's a red flag.
No signup. No cloud. No account. Download, configure your API keys, done.
Open the DMG, drag to Applications. A 🔥 icon appears in your menu bar. 360 KB. Native SwiftUI. No Electron.
Paste your Anthropic and OpenAI API keys (read-only billing access). Enter subscription amounts manually. Keys stored in macOS Keychain — never transmitted.
Set your annual salary and AI budget %. Your score auto-calculates: total AI investment YTD divided by your budget. Refreshes automatically.
No new tab. No dashboard login. Click the 🔥 icon and you see everything.
One percentage combining all subscriptions and API usage against your annual budget. Red means you're underinvesting. Green means you're on fire. At a glance.
See exactly how much goes to each provider. API costs auto-fetched. Subscriptions entered once, tracked monthly. Claude Code parsed from local logs.
Full table from January to now. Click any cell to correct. Changed plans mid-month? Override with real values. Your data, stored locally.
Based on your current pace, Jensen Monitor projects your year-end total. Are you going to hit your AI budget target — or are you underinvesting?
When your whole engineering org tracks token consumption, the culture shifts. AI-native becomes the default.
Monthly rankings across your team. The top consumer is your most AI-native engineer. Celebrate them.
First $100 month. 10K tokens in a week. API Power User. Earn badges as you push your AI usage higher.
Plug your whole engineering team in. See who's underinvesting in AI — and fix it. One dashboard, every engineer's Jensen Score.
A native macOS menu bar app. Dark, fast, and beautiful.
You're barely using AI. Ask more from your LLM — it can do so much more.
Three methods. No cloud. Everything stays on your Mac.
Anthropic and OpenAI billing APIs. Read-only keys. Jensen Monitor calls their /usage endpoints and pulls your token spend. No write access. No conversation data.
Claude Pro ($20), ChatGPT Plus ($20), Gemini Advanced ($22), Cursor, Copilot — enter once, tracked monthly. Edit anytime if plans change.
Parses Claude Code's local log files on your Mac to estimate token usage. No API key needed. No network calls. Pure filesystem read.
API keys stored in macOS Keychain (AES-256 encryption managed by Apple). No server. No accounts. No telemetry. No analytics in the app.
Set your annual salary and how much you want to allocate to AI tools. Jensen Monitor computes your score automatically. A developer making $120K who allocates 5% has a $6K annual AI budget. If they've spent $2,700 by June, their Jensen Score is 45%.
No credit card. No account. The free tier is permanent.
Track up to 4 providers. See your Jensen Score. Current month history.
All 14 providers. Full history. Projections. Cancel anytime.
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I've been building tech and retail products for 25 years. Last year, I went all-in on AI for development — Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Claude Code. My workflow changed completely. Then I looked at my invoices: several hundred euros per month across 4 providers. But here's the thing: I wasn't spending enough. My Jensen Score was low. I wasn't leveraging AI as much as I could.
Jensen Huang said it: token consumption is the new measure of developer productivity. I believe that. So I built a tool to track it — not to cut costs, to make sure I'm investing enough. Jensen Monitor is v1.0. I'm the first user. If you're an AI-native developer who wants to know their number, try it. If you have feedback, email me directly.
Download Jensen Monitor and find out if you're investing enough in AI.
Jensen Monitor is actively being built and improved based on real user feedback. If something doesn't work or you want a feature, tell me. I read every email.