AI Usage Cloud (Windows beta)

Open your dashboard

Open an editor tab: click the gear icon beside Auto Update above and choose AI Usage Cloud: Open Dashboard Tab. This starts the collector if needed.

That gear menu also offers Open Dashboard in Browser and Copy Dashboard URL. The local URL works on this computer while the collector is running.

Open your online dashboard

Share AI Usage — send this install page to someone using VS Code or Cursor.

Copy this link: https://ai-usage-ttw.web.app/install

See plan limits for your detected AI coding tools in a Visual Studio Code or Cursor editor tab. Use one tool or any combination of Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, Gemini and Antigravity. Absent tools stay hidden. Local collection is free; the optional private website costs US$9.99 per year, billed annually.

Install this extension in a current Windows version of Visual Studio Code or Cursor. A one-time welcome message offers Open Dashboard and Open in Browser. Later, click AI Usage Cloud in the status bar, or press Ctrl+Shift+P and run AI Usage Cloud: Open Dashboard. No separate Node.js installation is required; the editor must include a runtime with node:sqlite support. Other operating systems can view the website but cannot run this collector yet.

The top of the dashboard shows its Browser URL, with Copy URL and Open in browser actions. The local URL is http://127.0.0.1:4319/; it works on that computer while the collector is running. The command AI Usage Cloud: Open Dashboard in Browser also starts the collector and opens the local dashboard. For access from another device, use the optional online dashboard below.

Tool	Required for usage readings
Cursor	Cursor installed and signed in on this Windows computer
Codex	The OpenAI Codex extension in VS Code or Cursor, signed in with ChatGPT
Claude Code	The Anthropic Claude Code extension in VS Code or Cursor, signed in to a supported subscription
Gemini	Gemini CLI signed in with Google; Code Assist is detected, but its extension alone does not share credentials with the collector
Antigravity	Antigravity CLI (`agy`) 1.1.12 or later, installed in its default Windows location and signed in; the IDE alone does not expose quota readings

Google connectors are beta. They report supported account quotas, not API-key or Vertex billing. A detected tool needing setup stays visible with guidance. Missing percentages are never estimated. Provider model names depend on your account.

For online access, open https://ai-usage-ttw.web.app/dashboard, sign in with Google, subscribe, and generate a one-time pairing code. Run AI Usage Cloud: Connect Computer and paste it. Use the same provider accounts across connected computers.

The collector uploads usage summaries, never source code, prompts, or provider credentials. Its sync credential is encrypted for your Windows account. The website uses ChatGPT sign-in. Provider subscriptions are separate.

The default schedule checks every 30 minutes from 5 a.m. to midnight in your Windows timezone. Change hours and timezone using Configure Schedule. Windows must be awake and signed in; collection catches up after sleep. A background Windows task continues after your editor closes. Pair each computer separately to view their combined detected tools online. Use the same provider accounts on those computers.

Run Stop Background Collector before uninstalling. The uninstall hook also attempts cleanup after the editor restarts. Disconnect Computer removes the local sync credential; remove the device online to revoke it server-side. Uninstalling does not cancel billing or delete local history. Local files live under %LOCALAPPDATA%/AI Usage Cloud.

Provider usage interfaces may change. This independent beta tool is published by ttw_ventures and is not affiliated with Microsoft, Cursor, OpenAI, Anthropic or Google. Missing readings retain their last successful timestamp. Support: timwillis@homeherorealty.com. Privacy and terms.