Cctally

Understand Claude Code and Codex spend: a local dashboard, conversation viewer, and CLI reports for your subscription quota.

Your Claude Code plan meters you with a percentage that creeps up all week. cctally reads your local session logs and turns that percentage into dollars: what each percent of quota costs you, whether you are on track to cap before the reset, and where the spend is going. It does the same for OpenAI's Codex CLI. Everything runs on your own machine, against your own data. No account, no API key, and nothing is uploaded.
Claude cost coverage: Claude dollar and token totals are
transcript-derived lower bounds, not exact
/usage billing totals. Claude Code can bill title-generation and
prompt-suggestion/side-query requests without retaining usable model/token
fields. cctally does not guess the missing amount. Codex accounting uses a
different retained source and is unaffected.

Latest stable: v1.117.2 (2026-11-03)

Highlights from the v1.116.1 to v1.117.2 stable upgrade:

- With more than one Claude account, the cctally dashboard Current Week card and modal show one account's cycle, milestones, spend and $/1% beside that account's label, and the older/newer cycle buttons stay on that account.
- cctally five-hour-breakdown and the dashboard's five-hour milestones show ,  (null in --json) instead of a weekly percentage that a weekly credit later retired.
- With more than one Claude account, the cctally dashboard All view shows its combined spend headline, summing each account's current cycle, instead of usually leaving it out.

See every change in this stable upgrade

Quick start

Requirements: Python 3.11+, macOS or Linux, and Claude Code and/or OpenAI's Codex CLI installed and run at least once.

The reporting commands work immediately on your…