Track Your Usage
Track your credit usage The Usage tab is your analytics dashboard for everything you spend on Krater — requests, credits, features, models, and a full transaction ledger — plus a year long activity...
Track your credit usage
The Usage tab is your analytics dashboard for everything you spend on Krater — requests, credits, features, models, and a full transaction ledger — plus a year-long activity heatmap you can share.
Open it from your profile menu → Settings → Usage (or press ⌘, and pick Usage). It’s available to every signed-in account.
What’s on the page
| Section | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Credit Overview | Monthly credits remaining, top-up balance, days until reset |
| Activity heatmap | Every day of the last year, shaded by request count |
| Summary stats | Requests, credits, top feature, average cost — for any period |
| Activity Over Time | Requests and credits charted day by day |
| Feature Breakdown | Where your credits went, per feature |
| Top Models | Your most-used models by credits (Ultra & Max) |
| Generation History | Your last 200 credit transactions |
Credit Overview
The card at the top answers “how much do I have left?”
- Remaining — monthly plan credits left this cycle, shown against the monthly total (e.g.
820 / 1,500 remaining) - Purchased — your top-up balance. When monthly credits run out and top-ups take over, the big number switches to your top-up balance with a
Using top up creditsbadge - Resets in — days until credits reset on your subscription billing date. Unused monthly credits don’t roll over
- The slim bar under the numbers shifts from green toward red as the month depletes; past 70% used it nudges you with a Top up credits shortcut
Activity heatmap
A GitHub-style grid of your last 365 days. Each cell is a day; darker cells mean more requests. Hover any cell for its exact request and credit counts. The header totals your requests and active days for the year.
Share your year
Hit Share to generate a “My year on Krater.ai” card — your grid plus totals for requests, credits, and active days, on brand. From the dialog you can:
- Download PNG to post anywhere
- Create share link for a public snapshot page
- Share straight to X or LinkedIn
Only aggregate counts are ever shared — never your conversations or files.
Pick a period
Four preset ranges drive the stats, chart, and breakdowns:
| Preset | Range |
|---|---|
| Last 7 days | Rolling week (default) |
| Last 30 days | Rolling month |
| This month | Calendar month to date |
| Last month | Previous calendar month |
| Custom | Any date range — Ultra & Max only |
On other plans the Custom pill shows a lock; upgrading to Ultra or Max unlocks it along with Top Models.
Summary stats
Four numbers for the selected period:
- Total Requests — every request across all features
- Credits Used — total credits spent
- Most Used Feature — whichever feature tops the breakdown
- Avg Cost/Request — credits ÷ requests; the fastest way to spot an expensive habit
Requests and credits carry a delta against the previous period of the same length — Last 7 days compares to the 7 days before it, This month to the same stretch of last month — so you can see your burn rate trending up or down at a glance.
Activity Over Time
A dual-axis area chart — requests on the left axis, credits on the right — plotted per day. Days where credits climb faster than requests are your expensive days: a video render, a big batch of images, or a long agent run.
Feature Breakdown
Every feature that touched credits in the period, as a row with its request count, credit spend, and share of the total. Sort by Credits or Requests.
Features appear under the same names as the slash-command picker — Image, Video, Sound, 3D, and so on — plus:
- Chat — regular model conversations
- Voice — Voice Mode sessions
- Computer — sandbox compute time
- Image upscale / Video upscale — upscaling charges
- API · endpoint — spend through your API keys, one row per endpoint
Background housekeeping (chat title generation, agent internals, file exports) still counts toward your totals but isn’t listed as its own row, so the breakdown stays readable.
Top Models — Ultra & Max
Your top 12 models ranked by credits, with provider logos, request counts, and spend. Five show by default; Show all expands the list.
On Pro this section is blurred — upgrade to Ultra or Max to see which models your money actually goes to.
Generation History
The raw ledger: your last 200 credit transactions, newest first, 15 per page. Each row shows the feature, the model (on chat rows), the timestamp, the credit amount, and your balance after the charge.
Filter pills narrow it to one feature at a time — Chat, Voice, Image, Video, Music, Code, Search, Document, TTS, Transcribe, or 3D. This is the place to answer “what did that spike cost me?”
Put the numbers to work
- Watch Avg Cost/Request — if it climbs, you’re reaching for pricier models or longer outputs; compare two equal periods to confirm the trend
- Match resets to your cycle — monthly credits reset on your billing date and don’t roll over, so check “Resets in” before a big job
- Audit API spend — API usage gets its own
API ·rows in the breakdown; per-key daily caps live under Settings → API
Related
- Understanding credits — how credit billing works
- Credit renewal & rollover — when credits reset
- Plans & pricing — what each plan includes
- Keyboard shortcuts —
⌘,opens Settings