Changelog

iPhone · iPad · Mac · Android

TollCat 1.3: on Android, and on your wrist

• A new icon: a cat in your pocket
  The icon is now a cat sitting in a pocket, with three round badges tucked behind it for cloud, AI and database services. When you open the app, the badges fly out of the pocket and land next to the matching services on your dashboard.
• On your wrist, too
  The iPhone app now comes with an Apple Watch app and watch face complications, so one look at your wrist tells you what this month has cost so far. You can put one on the Lock Screen as well.
• TollCat on Android
  The same calculations and the same setup guides as on iPhone, with the dashboard rebuilt in Material 3. Your credentials stay in this phone’s Android Keystore.
• More reliable readings
  For services billed in euros, yen or other currencies, itemized lines now use the same exchange rate as the total instead of showing the original amount as dollars. And when a credential has expired or an API returns an error, the month no longer shows $0: you’re told the update failed and the last number stays.
• A security review
  This release went through a security review. Removing a service now revokes its inbox ingest key before clearing local records, and if you’re offline you’ll be told, instead of a working key being left behind.

Mac

TollCat comes to the Mac

• The Mac app is here
  The same app as on iPhone, with the same setup guides and the same numbers. Your credentials still never leave the machine you typed them into.
• Right there in the menu bar
  The cat sits in the menu bar, and clicking it shows what this month has cost so far. Prefer the amount always on show? Settings has three styles to choose from.
• Closing the window does not quit it
  Close the window and it tucks itself into the menu bar instead of quitting. You can also have it start with the Mac, so the number is already waiting for you in the morning.
• It updates itself
  The copy you download from the site keeps an eye out for new versions on its own, so you never have to come back just to install one.

iPhone · iPad

TollCat 1.1: says the month you’re looking at

• Pick a month, and the page talks about that month
  Choose July or the last 3 months and every spot that used to say “this month” now names that period, the superlatives section included. Over a multi-month range the subscriptions card lists what was actually charged in those months, cancelled ones too.
• The subscription amount now sits above the date
  With subscriptions included, a line like “(Subscriptions $20)” appears under the big number so you can see how much of the total is subscriptions. Turn them off and the line goes away. No more “included” or “not included”.
• Setup guides for 155 services, rewritten
  Each step now points at the exact page where the key gets created, and calls out the traps along the way: which permission to tick, keys that are shown only once. The messages you see when a connection fails were made specific to each service too.
• DigitalOcean, Stripe, Botpress and Neo4j Aura checked against real bills
  These four move from “pending verification” to fully supported. Connect one and the number you see is the number on your bill.
• Stricter redaction in feedback attachments
  If you attach the test-connection response to a feedback report, every field ending in “token” is now blanked out. A few services spelled theirs in a way that slipped through before. Usage counts like total_tokens are untouched.

iPhone · iPad

TollCat 1.0: your cloud bills, in your pocket

• The first release
  iPhone and iPad first. TollCat adds up what you spend across your cloud and AI services, so one glance tells you how much this month has cost so far.