Free, no account
What did it cost to build?
Two commands and you have a page you can post. It reads the report the open-source collector prints on your own machine — no signup, no collector token, and nothing about your work is uploaded except the numbers you paste in below, after you have seen them.
1. Run this
npx tallyhook --json
It reads the session logs Claude Code and Codex already wrote on your machine and prices them at list rates. It needs no account and uploads nothing — read the source first if you like.
2. Paste the output
What gets stored
- The totals and the top repositories from what you paste — nothing else, and never the raw paste itself.
- That JSON contains counts and repository names only. It has no prompts, no code, no file paths and no name or email in it, because the local report never reads those out.
- Repository names can be replaced with "Project A", "Project B" before you save, if the names themselves are private.
- A card is public to anyone with its link. There is no index of them, the link is unguessable, and search engines are told not to index it.
- You can delete it. The address you land on after making one carries a key that removes it; the link you share does not, so sharing a card never lets anyone else delete it. Keep that first address if you might want it gone later.