Quick answer
Qoder shows usage as a credit balance in the account panel, and the number depends on whether you are viewing a personal or organization account. UsageAtlas reads the reported balance for the account you connect and keeps it beside your other tools, with history for the 7, 30, or 90-day range.
What to look at
| View | Shows | Caveat |
|---|---|---|
| Account panel | Credit balance | Account-dependent |
| Usage history | Consumption over time | May be short |
| Billing | Purchases and renewal | Not usage detail |
| Tracker | Balance plus history | For connected accounts |
Track it
- Install UsageAtlas.
- Add Qoder and choose personal or organization.
- Confirm the balance matches the Qoder panel.
- Set an alert for a low balance.
- Check History weekly to see the burn rate.
A simple habit
Credits are consumed per request, so the balance falls faster on days with long agent runs. Note the balance at the end of each heavy day; after two weeks you will know what a normal day costs and can spot an outlier immediately.
One weekly check is enough
Credits fall in steps, not smoothly, because agent runs spend several requests at once. A weekly reading catches the pattern without turning usage into a daily distraction.
- Read the balance at the same time each week.
- Note the largest single drop.
- Match it to the task you ran that day.
- Adjust scope or frequency if the ratio is poor.
The Qoder credits guide covers which pool is which, and UsageAtlas adds alerts at a threshold you choose.
Questions, answered
Where do I see Qoder usage?
In the Qoder account panel, which shows the credit balance for the selected account.
Why is the balance different in the tracker?
The tracker reads the account type you connected. If you connected personal and the usage is on a shared balance, the numbers will differ.
Can I export Qoder usage?
There is no general export. A tracker that records the reported balance over time is the practical history.