Dashboard

Your dashboard at codz.com/dashboard is your account on the web. Sign in, and its pages run down the left: Overview, Settings, Usage, Teams, Members and Billing & Invoices. Your name and plan sit at the foot of that list. Click them for your public profile, the docs, Send feedback, Download and Sign out. Send feedback sends the Codz team a bug, an idea, a question or anything else, with a screenshot if you add one and the details it lists before you send; replies come to your account’s email.

Choose Open app at the top of the sidebar to manage your projects and chats at codz.com/app. The workspace has your project list, chat history, search, pinned chats and archive controls. Codz Pro or an active Team seat is required. Mac projects and chats share the same sidebar. Choose Run on → Connect a Mac… in the chat composer to pair a Mac; existing connections load automatically. Encrypted history recovery is in Settings → History. Agents run on the selected Mac or cloud environment.

Usage history is part of Codz Pro. On Free, Overview and Usage say so and offer Upgrade to Pro, and the other pages work as usual.

Overview

With Pro, Overview opens on a year of your synced activity: your tokens over the last 12 months, and a grid with one square for each day, darker for busier days. Point at a day to see its tokens by provider. When you use more than one provider, the buttons above the grid show one at a time.

Under the grid are your Most active month, Most active day, Longest streak and Current streak. A day with no usage yet doesn’t break your current streak until it’s over.

Devices lists the Macs that sync usage to your account, the Macs paired for Codz Remote and the iPhones and iPads paired to them, with when each was last seen. Download for Mac gets the app.

Usage

Usage shows what your Macs have synced. Viewing at the top switches between My usage and any team you belong to. On a team, owners and admins see the whole team and members see their own usage. Statement and Wrapped open from the top of the page.

Choose a period (the month so far, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days, Last month or Custom range…) and narrow it by member (owners and admins), provider or model. Export CSV downloads the rows behind the page. Everything on the page covers that period and says so.

• Overview leads with one figure and its chart. On My usage it is the period’s tokens beside last month’s line and, from complete days only, where the month is heading. On a team it is the token budget against an even pace, projected only from complete days and only once every member has reported.
• Activity shows tokens by day, today drawn lighter and “so far”, with the cached-input share, active days or models used, and merged pull requests counted by number (their titles stay on the Mac).
• Money keeps Charges (what a provider such as OpenRouter or OpenCode charged, marked “reported”) and API value (what the tokens would cost at list prices, marked “est.”) as two figures that are never added together. Cursor’s figures are its own account report, labelled account-reported.
• Models shows each model’s share of tokens, each model always in the same colour.
• Plan windows counts the plan windows your Macs synced as they closed in the period and how many ran out. Live windows are on your Mac and phone.
• Budgets (teams) shows each target’s share used, its pace and where it lands.
• Adoption (owners and admins) counts active members by day and puts each member in a group: daily drivers, steady, occasional, ramping, idle seat or not reporting. Groups, never rankings.
• You and the team (members, once five or more people report) shows where you sit beside the team median. Your teammates are unlabelled dots.
• Members (owners and admins) opens alphabetically; Tokens, API value and Limit hits sort on request, with members who haven’t reported last either way. Its columns: providers, a day-by-day strip on each member’s own scale, tokens, API value, limit hits and plan fit (Needs room, Fits, Roomy or Idle; Roomy and Idle read After 7 days until the period has had seven days). A member who hasn’t synced reads Not reporting yet, never zero, and former members stay listed for the period their usage covers.
• A pill at the top says how many members are reporting and when the last sync landed. While anyone hasn’t synced or a Mac is still importing history, figures that miss data read ≥ with the reason; a failed import says so, with Retry.
• The footer draws the marks the page uses: recorded, worked out (a forecast or an estimate), limit or budget, previous period, even pace and today.
• Activity (the tab) lists each request, turn and account event; open one for its tokens, cost basis and identifiers.
• Budgets (the tab, teams) sets monthly targets in tokens or API value. Owners and admins get an email at 75%, 90% and 100%, as the target turns amber, turns red and is passed.
• Manage team (teams) covers settings, members, seats and billing.

Sync & profile covers what your Macs upload.

Settings

Pro's Statement opens a printable calendar month with Charges and API value as two figures, never added together. It keeps the current team scope. Wrapped shows your year so far and offers a yearly share image without workspace names. API value requires your explicit sharing opt-in.

In Settings, opt into a personal weekly usage digest; a team owner or admin can opt into the team digest separately. They are off by default and arrive after your local Monday morning. Recaps use the same coverage and permissions as the Usage page.

• Account: your name, email and plan. Free offers Upgrade to Pro; Codz Pro offers Manage plan; Codz Pro, through your team offers View plan. Free and Codz Pro also offer Upgrade to Team. On a Mac, Edit profile, Upgrade to Pro and Manage plan in Settings ▸ Account all open this page.
• Profile: your Display name, your Username (lowercase letters, numbers and underscores, 3–32 characters) and Public profile, which publishes your profile at codz.com/username. Click Save to keep changes.
• Privacy: Global stats adds your synced totals to an anonymous aggregate of everyone who opted in. It saves as soon as you switch it.
• Appearance: Theme chooses System, Light or Dark for codz.com in this browser.
• Session: Sign out signs this browser out. Your Macs and phones stay signed in.

Public profile and Global stats need Codz Pro. Sync & profile covers what a public profile shows.

Teams

Teams lists the teams you belong to, with your role and the number of members. Open goes to the team’s page; an unpaid team offers its owner Continue setup.

Create team opens a focused setup page: enter the team name and URL, choose seats and review payment, then optionally invite teammates. All team-creation entry points use this flow. When you belong to a team, Usage sync ▸ Sync my usage to chooses where new syncs land. Creating a team does not change this selection. Teams covers seats, invitations and roles.

Members

Select a team to browse its member directory. Search by name or email, filter by role or status and sort by the column headings. Owners and admins manage invitations, roles and access through the row menus, and export filtered results as CSV. Invite members accepts several addresses and shows a result for each. Settings ▸ Members on macOS offers the same member management; creating teams and changing billing open codz.com. Selecting a roster leaves your usage-sync destination unchanged. Teams covers the lifecycle and permission rules.

Billing & Invoices

• Your plan, its price and when it renews. Manage plan opens Stripe’s billing portal.
• Upgrade your plan: on Free, Pro and Max with what each includes, and Get Pro and Get Max; and, unless your plan comes from someone else’s team, Create a team, which creates a team and pays for its seats in one step. If you pay for Pro or Max on the web, your subscription becomes the team’s. Billing walks through it.
• After upgrading from Pro, the team you pay for, with its seats and Manage team.
• Payment with Manage in Stripe, when you pay on the web, to update your card, get receipts or cancel.
• Invoices: date, description, status and amount for each, and View opens Stripe’s page for it.
• Compare Pro and Max: enter your monthly Cloud minutes to see which plan costs less, and where they swap.
• Cloud compute: your Cloud balance, Add compute credit, and daily and monthly spending limits.

A subscription bought in Codz Remote is billed by Apple, so it shows App Store and its receipts stay in your Apple account. Billing covers subscribing, cancelling and failed payments.