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See OpenCode usage

How to see OpenCode usage

How to see OpenCode usage on your computer: tokens, requests, models, and sessions from the local OpenCode database, in a UsageAtlas dashboard.

Quick answer

Install UsageAtlas on the same computer as OpenCode. It reads the local OpenCode database and shows tokens, requests, models, and sessions. Filter to OpenCode if other tools are connected.

Download app to track this on your machine

The short path

  1. Run OpenCode on this computer so the local database exists.
  2. Download UsageAtlas for your OS. On Windows, see OpenCode usage on Windows.
  3. Open Today for the current day. Open History to see usage tracking over time.
  4. Filter to OpenCode if Codex or Claude are also connected.

Track token usage

Token counts, requests, and models are the core OpenCode picture. Estimated cost is extra, and it is labeled as an estimate when OpenCode does not report a price.

Questions, answered

How do I see OpenCode usage?

Open UsageAtlas on the machine that runs OpenCode. The dashboard reads the local database.

Can I track OpenCode token usage without a cloud account?

Yes. No account is required to track OpenCode usage. You only need a free UsageAtlas account if you want cloud save and restore.

Does this work if OpenCode talks to several providers?

Yes. You still see local tokens and models. Each provider bill remains the source of truth for money.

OpenCode cost tracking

OpenCode often sits in front of several model bills. This is how you still see a cost picture.