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Burn report

A burn report turns up to a year of your usage into a page you can share. Burnstate builds it on your Mac and packs the numbers into the link, so nothing is uploaded.

Make your report

  1. Open Burn report

    Open the panel and select the flame, or press ⌘B.

  2. Pick a handle

    Type a handle after the @: letters, digits and _ . -, up to 32 characters. It becomes the page’s address, like burnstate.dev/@ana. The report needs one before you can open or copy it.

  3. Open or copy it

    Select [open in browser] to see the page, or copy link in the footer to share it.

Picking a handle, then opening the report in the browser.

What’s in it

[included] lists each connected provider with history in the last 365 days, with its requests and tokens, or the credits Burnstate has tracked. Reading a year of history takes a moment.

The page shows:

  • Totals: tokens, their value at API prices, active days, your current and longest streak, and your peak day.
  • A year of activity as a heatmap, and tokens or value per day.
  • Each provider’s share, the hours of the day you work, and the models you used.

Share it

Send the link as it is, or use the share card at the bottom of the page: Copy image, Download PNG or Copy link. The image is sized for social posts.

The numbers ride after the # in the link. Browsers never send that part to a server, which is why the panel’s footer says burnstate server: none. Anyone with the link sees the report, so share it like you’d share a screenshot.

Stuck on something?

Write to us and a person reads it and replies.

support@burnstate.dev