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Dashboard overviewUsage details & CSV export
Usage

Dashboard overview

Balance, 7/30-day usage trend, top models, and recent activity — all on one page.

The dashboard (/dashboard) is your account's home screen. It's optimised for a 5-second glance: am I burning faster than expected, and do I have enough balance?

What's on the page

  • Balance card — current USD balance, synced from the backend (it's the source of truth, not the cached navbar value)
  • Usage trend chart — daily spend over the last 7 or 30 days, switchable
  • Top models — cost and request count broken down by model id, sorted by spend
  • Recent activity — the last few request log entries with model, tokens, and cost
  • Quick actions — shortcuts to top up, create a new key, or browse the model catalog

Reading the trend chart

The line shows USD spend per day. Hover any point to see the exact spend for that date and the number of requests. Use the 7d / 30d toggle in the chart header to change range.

If a day shows zero spend but you made requests, those requests probably failed at the upstream — open Usage details and inspect rows and status codes for that window.

When numbers feel wrong

  • Balance differs from what the navbar shows → the dashboard re-fetches from the server; the navbar can lag by a request cycle
  • Trend chart empty → no completed requests in the window
  • Top models shows a model you never called → likely someone else is using a shared key; after signing in, filter by key in Usage details or check per-key stats on the API keys page.

Next steps

Usage details & CSV export

Drill into per-request log entries and export for billing.

Upstream errors

5xx, failover, and common root causes.

Top up with Stripe

Refill the balance when it's running low.

Order history & receipts

View every topup, its status, Stripe receipt, and request a refund when eligible.

Usage details & CSV export

Filter request logs by date and model, break down tokens, and export everything to CSV.

Table of Contents

What's on the pageReading the trend chartWhen numbers feel wrongNext steps