USAGE HISTORY
Today makes more sense
with a little history.
See your tokens, requests, and estimated cost over time. Compare with the previous period to spot what changed.
Track AI coding usage across 14 providers. Token history, available cost estimates, credits, and usage limits in one free, open-source desktop app.
macOS, Windows & LinuxNo account needed
14 providers. One home for the tools you build with.
Local history where your tools record it. Credits and limits where your providers report them.Find your provider and get started
THE BIG PICTURE. THE LITTLE DETAILS.
A quick glance before your next task.
A little more detail when you need it.
See which models do the heavy lifting, and how your tokens are split between them.
Early starts or late-night sessions? Your activity adds up to a picture of how you work.
A LITTLE HEADS-UP
See your remaining capacity and reset times before you start. Get a quiet notification when it's time to pace yourself.
Room for a few more good ideas.
Codex weekly capacity is down to 32%. YOUR USAGE. YOUR BUSINESS.
Start tracking without creating an account. Your prompts, responses, and coding-tool credentials stay out of the picture.
Create a free account to save your usage history and restore it on another computer. Sharing it on a public profile is a separate choice.
Public profilesOptional Give your AI coding activity a home, just like your contributions on GitHub.
Sign in to the desktop app and save your usage to your free account.
Choose a handle, add a bio, and link your GitHub or website.
Publish your stats, activity, tools, and models. Hide your page anytime.
Your profile stays private until you publish.
Screenshots from the demo profile. Public stats reflect saved usage.
A SMALL APP. A CLEARER PICTURE.
All your AI usage, one download away.
Free and open source, on the desktop you already use.
Squirrel installer with automatic updates for 64-bit Windows.
Signed and notarized disk images with automatic updates.
Runs on common 64-bit x86 and ARM Linux distributions.
macOS builds are signed and notarized. Windows installers are not yet code-signed and may show a SmartScreen prompt. SHA-256 checksums are included with every release.