No dashboard. nable answers in your terminal and inside Claude,
Cursor or any MCP client.
It runs locally. Usage is read from session logs on
your machine, no key and no account.
It measures the right thing for your plan. Flat plans get usage,
so you see the 5-hour limit coming before it lands mid-task.
Metered plans get dollars. Token counts are exact; any dollar
figure is a list-price estimate, never your bill.
Ten providers, one meter. Open source and free forever.
Every cloud cost tool stops at the dashboard. nable doesn't. It's an agent that lives in Claude and Cursor: it finds the waste across your cloud and AI spend, drafts the fix as a Terraform PR or ticket you approve, then watches your next bill to see if the saving actually showed up. Local-first, propose-only, your own key. It never invents a number. Built to handle seven-figure bills spread across 14 providers.
Hi yall! Solo founder planning on releasing local-first AI cost management tool built into Claude, Cursor, etc across all your providers. First time doing this so any tips and tricks would be amazing :)
