Search your sessions.
Search conversations, filter by project or provider, and group by date. Add local titles, tags, and favorites to keep useful sessions close.
A best-effort “Working” signal for
active sessions
A little clarity for
your AI coding.
All your Claude Code and Codex sessions, tokens, and estimated costs in one desktop app.
Free & open source · macOS, Windows & Linux
Claude Code
OpenAI Codex
Know where your
tokens are going.
Browse individual sessions or compare usage
across projects,
models, and providers.
Explore usage trends.
Explore daily, weekly, and monthly trends. Compare providers, projects, and models, then export your reports as CSV or JSON.
Set monthly allowances.
Set a monthly allowance for each provider and follow estimated spend in the sidebar.
A quick check.
Then back to building.
Today’s usage and recent sessions, right in your menu bar or system tray, without opening the dashboard.
LOCAL BY DESIGN
Your logs.
Your machine.
Your business.
The app reads the logs you already have, without changing them. Your coding activity stays on your computer.
- No account or API keys
- No telemetry or uploads
- Custom source folders supported
Local logs
Stays here
Stays here
Download AI Coding Usage.
VERSION 1.0.0 / FREE & OPEN SOURCE · MIT LICENSEmacOS
Apple Silicon · .dmg
Download for MacWindows
64-bit · .exe installer
Download for WindowsLinux
64-bit · AppImage
Download for Linux Also available as .deb and .rpm
Mac builds are not notarized. Windows installers are unsigned.
First-launch instructions·All releases & checksums
Does this show my actual subscription bill?
No. Costs are estimated USD API-equivalent values based on the tokens in your logs. They are not your Claude or ChatGPT subscription charges, and they don’t measure provider quota usage.
How do I connect Claude Code and Codex?
Open the app and connect either provider or both. Standard local log folders are detected automatically. If you keep logs elsewhere, add a custom folder in Settings → Sources, then refresh to load your usage.
What should I expect on first launch?
macOS: Copy the app to Applications and try opening it. If it is blocked, open System Settings → Privacy & Security, find the AI Coding Usage message, and select Open Anyway.
Windows: The unsigned installer may trigger SmartScreen. Select More info → Run anyway if available. Managed devices may require your administrator’s help.
Is it free? Can I look at the source?
Yes. AI Coding Usage is free and open source under the MIT license. It’s built with ccusage, Tauri, and React. Browse the source, report a bug, or contribute on GitHub.