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Promptrack
A macOS menu bar app that tracks your Claude Code sessions locally, showing prompts, lines, cost, tokens, and active time.
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Promptrack
What is Promptrack?
Promptrack is a macOS menu bar application that monitors and displays local Claude Code session data, including prompts, lines of code, token usage, cost, and active time—all without sending any information to the cloud.
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How to use Promptrack?
- 1Download Promptrack from promptrack.dev.
- 2Install the app on macOS 13 or later (Apple Silicon & Intel).
- 3The app automatically reads Claude Code logs from ~/.claude/projects/<project>/<session>.jsonl and ~/.claude/history.jsonl.
- 4View real-time metrics in the menu bar: prompts, lines, cost, tokens, and session breaks.
- 5No account setup or configuration needed—works out of the box.
Promptrack Key Features
- Tracks prompts, lines of code, cost, and tokens per session
- Displays active time and automatic pause detection
- 100% local—no data uploaded or sent to any server
- Reads directly from Claude Code log files on disk
- Unlimited projects and lifetime updates
- One-time purchase with no subscription
Promptrack Use Cases
- Monitor personal Claude Code usage and costs
- Track productivity and focused time while coding
- Analyze token consumption across projects
- Keep a local record of all Claude Code sessions
Promptrack Pricing & Free Credits
Promptrack currently operates on a Paid model.
Promptrack Pros & Cons
Pros
- 100% local privacy—no cloud sync
- One-time purchase with no recurring fees
- Detailed metrics for Claude Code sessions
- Automatic detection of active time and breaks
- Easy to install and use from menu bar
Cons
- Only works on macOS (13 or later)
- Requires Claude Code and its local logs
- No free trial or free version available
- Limited to tracking Claude Code only
What is Promptrack best for?
- Claude Code users who want to track their usage metrics
- Developers focused on monitoring token usage and costs
- Freelancers and teams needing local privacy-first tracking