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Desktop app

Use the macOS app with the same local archive as the CLI. Learn what each screen shows, how workspaces run agents beside their diffs, and what the app sends to your dashboard.

6 guides in Desktop app.

Set up the tokenstat desktop app

Install the Mac app, add a project folder, launch an agent, and find your usage reports. Local work needs no tokenstat account.

Run agent sessions in a workspace

A workspace is a folder with a file tree, a git history, and a session launcher. Here is how to add one, start an agent in it, run several at once, and review what they changed before anything is committed.

Plan limits on your dashboard

The app can tell your account how much of each plan window you have used, so the website shows the same figure as the window on your desk. What travels is a percentage and a reset time, nothing about what you ran.

Keep a Mac or Linux host available for remote work

Install the host, keep it running, approve devices, and troubleshoot remote access from another computer or phone.

Set up remote screen access

The checks, permissions, and per-device approval needed to view or control another screen.

Encrypted SSH vault and recovery

How tokenstat syncs SSH hosts, keys, and snippets without receiving the keys needed to read them.