Show the work behind the commits
A shareable page for the models you run, the tokens you burn, and the streaks you keep. Flip a switch, preview live, then publish.
Everything you'd want to know, nothing you wouldn't share
One place for every AI coding tool, built for developers who live in the terminal.
Watch the tokens fly
Tokens, requests and cost stacked by day and by model, so you see what actually moved. Your biggest day gets its own spotlight.
Don't break the chain
Any tool, any day keeps it alive. Then go chase your longest run.
Your year, square by square
A GitHub-style heatmap of every day you built with AI, across every tool you use, all year long.
Know your heavy lifters
See which models actually do the work. Rank by tokens, requests or cost, then dive into any one.
Your code stays home
A tiny CLI reads usage logs right on your machine. Prompts and code never leave it.
➜tokenburn sync·✔ 3 tools foundSet it and forget it
A quick sync every 30 minutes, run by your OS. Nothing humming in the background.
No mystery math
Billed where providers report it, list price where they don't. Always labeled.
Less setup than a coffee
Install, set up, then code as usual. Pick a step to watch it run in the terminal.
Your code stays on your machine
tokenburn only ever sees totals. Here's where your data goes, step by step.
Setup shows the exact upload and asks before the first one.
Questions, answered
Are my prompts or code uploaded?
No. The CLI reads usage records on your machine and uploads daily totals per model, request counts and hashed session ids. Prompts, responses, code, file paths, project names and keys stay on your computer.
Is my profile public?
Not until you say so. Your profile is private by default; publish it from Settings or with tokenburn profile public, and pick exactly which fields it shows.
What's on a public profile?
Only what you switch on: your tools, models, token totals, a daily chart, streaks, a contribution graph and estimated cost. Each one has its own switch, and the preview above uses the same ones.
How is cost estimated?
The provider's billed amount where reported (OpenRouter), otherwise the tool's own estimate, otherwise public API list prices. It is not what a subscription costs, and it's always labeled as an estimate.
Does something keep running in the background?
No. Your OS runs a quick sync every 30 minutes and nothing stays running in between.
How do I sync right now?
Run tokenburn sync in your terminal. It collects usage on this machine and uploads it immediately. After setup, auto sync does the same every 30 minutes on its own.
How do I get help with the CLI?
Run tokenburn help or tokenburn --help for the full command list. Bare tokenburn prints the same thing: stats, sync, profile, service, and the rest.
Does Cursor work with tokenburn?
Yes. Export a CSV from cursor.com/dashboard → Usage, then drop it in your Downloads folder. With auto-import on (in setup or tokenburn cursor auto-import on), every sync picks it up. Download a fresh export about once a month. You can also import one file with tokenburn import-cursor <file.csv>.
Can I delete everything?
Yes. Deleting your account in Settings removes your profile and all uploaded usage. tokenburn forget clears the local data on each machine.
You've burned millions of tokens.Got anything to show for it?
Claim your handle and turn every session in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini into streaks, stats and a profile worth sharing.
npm install -g use-tokenburn && tokenburn setup