DeepSeek Monitor

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DeepSeek Monitor is a native macOS menu bar and desktop app for viewing DeepSeek platform balance, today's spend, token usage, model breakdowns, costs, official service status, and local alert thresholds.

The app stores login credentials only on the user's Mac and does not include any bundled token, cookie, or API key.

Screenshots

Features

• Native SwiftUI dashboard for balance, usage, costs, model totals, and daily trends
• Dashboard overview cards for today's cost and today's token usage, alongside balance, monthly cost, requests, and total tokens
• Menu bar summary for quick checks, including today's cost, today's tokens, balance, monthly spend, monthly tokens, and official API/Web Chat health
• Optional menu bar mode that hides the Dock and app switcher icon for a lightweight status-bar-only workflow
• Card-based menu bar layout that keeps daily and monthly metrics easy to scan at a glance
• Official DeepSeek service status page with Apple-style 90-day status bars, component uptime, and recent incidents
• Menu bar icon reflects official service health: white when services are healthy and red when service issues are detected
• DeepSeek login capture through an embedded web view
• Local alerts for low balance, cost thresholds, and monthly token thresholds
• Simplified Chinese and English UI text
• Unit tests for API decoding, formatting, credential storage, and alert behavior

Requirements

• macOS 15 or later
• Xcode 26 or Swift toolchain with Swift 6.2 support

Build

swift build

Test

swift test

Run And Package

The helper script builds a macOS .app bundle into dist/.

./script/build_and_run.sh run

Create a release build without launching:

./script/build_and_run.sh package

The packaged app will be at:

dist/DeepSeekMonitor.app

Release Archive

After packaging, create a zip suitable for GitHub Releases:

ditto -c -k --keepParent dist/DeepSeekMonitor.app dist/DeepSeekMonitor-macOS-1.2.1.zip

Privacy And Credentials

DeepSeek Monitor saves the captured DeepSeek session token and cookie header in the user's Application Support folder:

~/Library/Application Support/DeepSeekMonitor/credentials.json

Those credentials are not part of the source tree. Browser capture files such as .har, local logs, .env files, build outputs, and packaged apps are ignored by Git.

Before publishing a fork or release, run:

git status --ignored
rg -n --hidden -S "token|cookie|authorization|bearer|api[_-]?key|secret|password|ghp_|github_pat_" .

Review any matches manually. Most matches in this project are source-code references to token handling, not real secrets.

Notes

DeepSeek platform web interfaces can change. If login capture or API calls stop working, open an issue with the app version, macOS version, and the visible error message. Do not attach HAR files or screenshots containing cookies, tokens, or account details.