About TokenTracker

A studio kept like a daily logbook

TokenTracker takes its shape from the plainest of habits: writing the day down. A check-in each morning, a character held in a fixed header, entries added one by one, costs noted beside each job, and a logbook that belongs to its keeper alone. The studio applies that discipline to adult AI media. One fictional character is written down once and held across a whole series; a short line of tools carries her through stills, motion, repair and finishing; and every price is printed before a job runs. What is tracked here is only your own record — your check-ins, your streak and the work you make. The name promises nothing about coins, tokens, markets or returns; it is not a price tracker and follows no market. It is simply the name on the logbook’s cover.

What the log covers

• First page: a text-to-image generator arranged around one fixed log header, so a character can be held across a series.
• Motion: text-to-video and image-to-video clips that start from the stills and match them.
• Transform and repair: consented undress transformations behind a consent gate, and an editor that makes one logged correction at a time.
• Same face: still and video face swaps, so one performer remains herself across a whole catalogue.
• Finishing: image and video upscalers that bring keepers to the measure a destination demands.

Operating principles

• Adults only. Characters are fictional adults. Uploaded media requires adulthood and documented consent.
• Private by default. Nothing is shown to anyone until its maker shows it.
• Honest costs. Costs appear before confirmation. Failures refund on their own. No claims are made here about speed, rankings or riches — the work is the claim.

Questions of support, billing or the rules of the house: the contact page reaches every desk from one address.