Riah Usage
What is Riah Usage?
Riah Usage is a free, local dashboard for AI subscription usage meters. It puts providers such as Claude, Cursor, Codex, Grok, Gemini, Copilot, and Kimi in one board, refreshes the readings on the user's machine, and can show a small Windows tray meter. The public README says there are no accounts, cloud sync, or telemetry (observed 2026-08-05).
Who is it for?
Riah Usage is for people who pay for or use several AI tools and want one glance at remaining usage without opening each provider's app or dashboard. It is especially suited to local-first users who want their logins and meter pulls to stay on their own computer.
What it does not do
Riah Usage does not sell credits, change subscription plans, manage billing, or provide a universal provider API. It can read only the providers the user has already connected and signed into, and provider windows or meter formats can change. Some connectors require their app or CLI and optional local dependencies.
FAQ
Can Riah Usage track Claude, Cursor, and Codex together?
Yes. The public README lists Claude, Cursor, Codex, Grok, Gemini, Copilot, Kimi, and other providers as supported meters, subject to the connection requirements for each provider.
Does Riah Usage upload my usage data?
The public README describes the dashboard as local and says there are no accounts, cloud sync, or telemetry. The user still controls the computer and should inspect the source and permissions before trusting any local tool.
Do I need API keys?
The README says Riah Usage does not ask users to paste API keys; it reads the signed-in apps or CLIs it supports. A provider may still require its own login or setup step.
Is it a billing dashboard?
No. It shows usage meters and plan information where available. It does not buy credits, manage billing, or replace the official account page for invoices and subscription changes.
Honest comparison
Compared with opening several official AI dashboards one at a time, Riah Usage gives a local overview; compared with a cloud analytics service, it trades central reporting for less infrastructure and no account with Riah.
Source and freshness
Public repository and README checked 2026-08-05: https://github.com/RiahStudio/riah-usage. Local source checked the same date: Riah Usage/README.md.