A little office of dangos on your Mac
Your AI is working
for you.
DANGO turns every step your AI takes into what a person would be paid for it. Now you can see the work.
Your bill says what it cost.
Not what it's worth.
Model bill
$998
Tokens in, money out.
Work your dangos did
$18,588
What you'd pay people to do the same work.
Sample numbers. Yours show up as soon as you install it.
Every step, it asks:
who would you hire for this?
Code goes to a software engineer, charts to a data analyst, the cat's stomach to a doctor, and it estimates how long a person would take.
- Changed 120 lines of code
Software engineerabout 23 min · $65.38/h - Ran a script that draws a chart
Data analyst4 min · $57.80/h - Asked why the cat has an upset stomach
Doctora 15-min consult · $117.39/h
20 jobs, at real U.S. median wages
Hourly wages from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (OEWS, May 2025). No caps, no discounts.
- Doctor$117.39/h
Lawyer$76.76/h- Software engineer$65.38/h
- Data analyst$57.80/h
QA engineer$50.14/h
Financial analyst$49.40/h
Product manager$49.19/h
Musician$47.80/h
Architect$47.73/h
Ops engineer$47.66/h
Front-end engineer$47.49/h
Scientist$46.29/h
Researcher$37.87/h
Writer$36.98/h
Video editor$36.26/h
Graphic designer$30.27/h
Chef$30.03/h
Counselor$28.53/h
Fitness trainer$22.67/h
Data entry clerk$19.88/h
It lives in the corner of your screen,
dressed for the job.
A beanie for code, headphones for video. When a turn ends, a little note says what it earned. Click it and the whole office opens: who's working, who's napping, who's waiting on you.
Four agents, side by side.
No plugins, no setup. It reads the session logs these tools already keep on your Mac, and counts your past work the moment it's installed.
Now you're the boss.
What kind of boss are you?
No quiz. From what your agents actually did, it works out four letters, a company size and a margin, then tells your story: your latest night, your biggest day, your payslip.
HHands-off/MMicro
If the AI makes 8+ tool calls in a row on its own in a turn, or uses a subagent, you let go. Let go in more than 50% of your turns and you're H. Otherwise, M.
BBuild/FFix
More than 50% of your changed lines land in brand-new files: B. Mostly patching files that already exist: F.
SSpecialist/GGeneralist
3 or more of the 8 crew roles each do 10%+ of the work: G. Work piled on fewer roles: S.
LLark/OOwl
More than 50% of your working minutes fall between 8 PM and 8 AM: O. Mostly done in daylight: L.
It all runs on your Mac.
Nothing is uploaded.
Numbers only
Which jobs each turn went to, how many minutes, what it's worth and what the models cost.
No content kept
A prompt is read once in memory to tell what it's about, then dropped. Code, paths and repo names are never stored.
Nothing uploaded
It all runs on your Mac. Share cards carry no project names, session titles or code, and sharing is up to you.
