CCDash

CCDash: The Analytics Dashboard for Claude Code CLI

CCDash is a free tool that helps you understand how you are using Claude Code CLI and Claude.ai. It shows you important details about your usage, like how many tokens you are using, which models you prefer, how long responses take, and if you are nearing your usage limits. This is especially helpful for people who have a Claude subscription because it estimates costs and breaks down usage.

Benefits

CCDash gives you a clear picture of your Claude usage. You can see estimated costs as if you were paying per use, find out which models like Opus, Sonnet, or Haiku use the most tokens, and track your average response times. It also helps you keep an eye on your daily and weekly usage limits and how quickly you are using them. You can even check how often the system successfully retrieves information from its memory, known as cache hit rates.

Use Cases

This tool is great for anyone using Claude Code CLI or Claude.ai. It provides a real-time overview with easy-to-understand gauges for your quotas, speed limits, and projected daily costs. It offers detailed analytics on which models and tools you use most often, your work patterns throughout the day, and how you use the context window. You can also see a breakdown of costs by project. For teams or individuals managing multiple Claude instances, CCDash can combine data from different servers into one dashboard, making it easier to monitor everything.

Vibes

CCDash is an open-source project, meaning it is developed by the community. While specific user reviews are not detailed in the provided information, its focus on providing insights not found in other tools suggests it aims to be a valuable resource for Claude users.

Additional Information

CCDash is built using Python for its backend and simple JavaScript for its frontend, meaning it requires no complex installations. It can also fetch quota data from the claude.ai website using your session key and organization ID. For users who need to monitor usage across different machines, CCDash supports aggregating data from remote agents. The project is available on GitHub and is not officially connected with Anthropic.