Tela, an animated young woman with long wavy honey-blond hair in braids and a flowing rust, saffron and teal paisley dress, leans on a tall wooden staff in a bright white room, smiling at a row of glowing amber bars floating beside her above a small glowing paw print. Behind her a huge shaggy pale-blue creature with three horned heads lies dozing on the floor, one head with its tongue out.
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Tela keeps the count

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Where'd all your Claude Code tokens go? Tela knows. And she's not telling anybody.

She's the little paw down by your clock. Click her and she lays it all out: total tokens, what it all would've cost you at API prices, which projects ate the most, what hours you're really grinding, and which models did the work. Last 7 days, 31, 60, or all of it.

Now the part that matters. She only reads what Claude Code already leaves on your machine. No API calls. No account. No cloud. Nothing goes anywhere, period.

And she doesn't forget. Every day she snapshots your totals, so a day stays counted even after its transcripts are gone.

Want to show somebody? Export one HTML report that opens anywhere. Rather keep your project names to yourself? Flip it to anonymous and they turn into Project A, B and C.

Credit where it's due: Tela's a Windows port of aqua5230's usage for the Mac. She's free. Code's on GitHub. Go get her.

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