cctrack

YOUR AI YEAR, AT A GLANCE

Make your AI
work visible.

A little heatmap for all those AI-assisted days. Track Claude Code and OpenAI usage from your terminal, and turn it into a streak worth showing off.

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Free · Local-first · Open source

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A lot of little winsIllustrative activity · Jan–Sep 2026
✳ 186 active days
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An illustrative preview. Your chart is generated from your own local usage.

START IN YOUR TERMINAL

Your data stays yours.
Your chart goes anywhere.

cctrack reads usage already stored on your computer. See your activity in the terminal or export a shareable SVG—no account, cloud sync, or API key needed for local Claude Code tracking.

TERMINAL
$ pip install cctrack-ai
$ cctrack heatmap
$ cctrack heatmap --metric active-days
$ cctrack heatmap --output my-ai-year.svg
See install instructions

SMALL TOOL. GOOD SIGNAL.

A habit you can actually see.

01

Collect locally

cctrack reads supported AI usage from your machine and builds a private history. No prompt contents are needed.

02

See your rhythm

One glance shows when you were building with AI—across days, weeks, and the year.

03

Share your year

Export a clean SVG for your README, profile, or social post. Keep the details you want private.

LOCAL BY DEFAULT

Your sessions stay on your machine.

Local tracking doesn’t upload transcripts or project names. The heatmap export contains only the dates, metric, and activity levels needed to draw your chart. Public profiles and private team boards are future ideas—not features that are live today.

Read the source

OPEN SOURCE · BUILT FOR DEVELOPERS

A year of building
looks good on you.

Make your first heatmap

Have an idea for your chart? Tell us on GitHub.