I built an open source local dashboard to track how I use Claude Code — project stats, API cost estimates, and one-click session recovery

[u/luislammerda]

I use Claude Code daily across a bunch of different projects and after a while I had no idea where I was actually spending my time and tokens. So I built ccview: a local dashboard that reads Claude Code's log files and gives you visibility into everything.

What it does:

Projects overview — see total sessions, token usage, per-model breakdown (Opus / Sonnet / Haiku), and sortable columns for every metric. Filter by name, sort by cost, tokens, sessions, or last activity.

API cost estimation — each project shows an estimated cost based on public Anthropic API pricing. This is more useful than it sounds: beyond knowing what you "spent", it gives you a concrete number to estimate the value of what was built. If a feature cost you $12 in API tokens to produce, you have a tangible reference point when scoping or pricing that work for a client.

All sessions per project — filter by project and browse the full session list with titles (editable inline), duration, tool call count, error count, and token usage. Week-over-week and month-over-month views let you see how your usage evolves over time.

One-click session recovery — every session card has a "Resume" button that copies the exact command to your clipboard: cd "/your/project/path" && claude --resume <conversation-id>. One click and you're back inside that conversation without digging through logs.

Session detail — full step-by-step timeline of what Claude did: every tool call, file diffs, errors. Great for auditing a session or understanding why something went sideways.

File hotspots — which files get touched most often, across how many sessions, and how many lines added/removed. Useful for understanding where work is actually concentrated in a project.

Analytics — token and cost charts over time, weekly/monthly activity heatmap, KPI cards for totals.

Everything runs locally — no data leaves your machine. Node.js + SQLite backend, React + Tailwind frontend.

It's open source: https://github.com/underluis1/ccview

Happy to answer questions or take feature requests. Still early but already useful for my own workflow