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AI Usage Tracker 1.1.0
1.1.0 gives you more to share: week, calendar, hours and year-story cards in four sizes and four themes, with badges and the change from the period before.
What's new
- A week on a card. The Summary cards page now has Week next to Day, Month and Year. Weeks run from Monday to Sunday.
- Three new cards.
- Calendar (month or year) colors every day by how much you used it, with your active days and your longest streak.
- Hours shows when in the day you work around a 24-hour dial. The six hours that hold most of your use get a name, such as Night owl for 23:00–05:00. Longer periods also show your week hour by hour.
- Year story turns your year into story slides: the totals, the calendar, your hours, your models and your badges.
- Four sizes. Every card comes as a 1080 × 1920 story, a 1080 × 1080 square, a 1200 × 675 landscape image for X or LinkedIn, and a wallpaper the size of your screen.
- Four themes and an accent color. Choose navy, light, sunset or aurora, and one of six accent colors.
- Badges. A card marks the fixed thresholds the period reached:
- 100 million, 1 billion or 10 billion tokens
- a 7-, 30- or 100-day streak
- use on every day of a finished week or month
- 2×, 5× or 10× the plan price
- an 80%, 90% or 95% cache hit rate
- 2, 3 or 4 tools used together
- Change from the period before. Summary cards show how your tokens compare with the period before. A period still running is compared with the same days and time of the one before. The change is left out when your archive does not reach back that far.
- Tool shares. Summary cards show each tool's share of your tokens.
- Choose what a card shows. Show on the card leaves out the API-equivalent cost, the plan value, the change, tool shares, model names or badges. Your choices are kept.
- Copy or save everything at once. Copy puts a card on the clipboard, ready to paste into a post or a chat. Save all four sizes and Save all slides save into one folder. A file already there is never replaced; the new one gets a numbered name.
Fixes
- The Summary cards title has room above it. It no longer sits against the top of the window.
Good to know
- No database change. Backups made with 1.1.0 can still be imported into 1.0.0.
- On Linux, a copied card stays on the clipboard while the app is running.
- Cards hold totals, tool names and model names only. They never show project names or anything you wrote.
Install
- Windows:
AI-Usage-Tracker_1.1.0_x64-setup.exe. No administrator rights are needed. The installer is not code-signed, so Windows may show "Unknown publisher". Choose More info → Run anyway. - macOS:
AI-Usage-Tracker_1.1.0_universal.dmg. Drag the app to Applications and open it from there. - Linux:
AI-Usage-Tracker_1.1.0_x86_64.deb(Debian, Ubuntu),AI-Usage-Tracker_1.1.0_x86_64.rpm(Fedora; on openSUSE add--allow-unsigned-rpm), orAI-Usage-Tracker_1.1.0_x86_64.AppImage(any distribution).
If you already use an earlier version, update from inside the app (Settings → Updates, the bottom left of the window, or the banner).
See the README for details, including how to uninstall on each system.
Verify a download: put SHA256SUMS next to the file and run sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing (Linux) or shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing (macOS).
The .sig, .app.tar.gz, and latest.json files are used by the in-app updater; you don't need to download them.
Code signing policy: see CODE_SIGNING.md.