claudit is a macos menu-bar app that reads your local claude
session logs and shows you the truth: today's spend at a
glance, heatmaps and sessions in the dashboard, quota alerts
before the 5-hour window lapses. parses ~/.claude
jsonl directly — no api key, no upload, no dashboard-in-the-cloud.
~/.claude directly. nothing leaves the disk.
your sessions are already on disk — jsonl under
~/.claude. claudit indexes them into an in-memory
model and renders three views: spend, use, and sessions.
price per model × tokens × time. group by project, model, or day. tagged refunds for cache hits and cancelled streams. export csv for bookkeeping.
which model you picked for which kind of task. which projects lean on opus. which messages got retried. per-day histograms going back as far as your logs.
pick any session, see the full transcript — user, assistant, tool calls, diagnostics. no api call. rendered directly from the log on disk.
claudit is a file-reader. there is no cloud, no account, no optional "sync". if you delete the binary, nothing on the network changes — because nothing on the network exists.
~/.claude jsonl logs. never modifies them.