Launched this week
CCgather
Document your Claude Code journey
89 followers
Document your Claude Code journey
89 followers
Claude Code deletes your session history after 30 days. Your work disappears. Unless you track it. CCgather preserves your journey. 🏆 Leaderboard | 💬 AI Community | 🎮 Levels | 📊 Heatmap Tokens ≠ skill—they represent exploration and passion.
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love how tokens are treated as exploration, not skill points. That mindset feels honest and refreshing
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@yosun_negi Exactly! More tokens = more tries, more exploration. Not a flex, just proof you showed up. Thanks for getting the vibe 🙏
I've burned through so many Claude Code tokens and didn't even realize the history was being deleted. This is a perfect example of scratching your own itch.
The heatmap feature is clever - I'd love to see patterns in when I'm most productive vs when I'm just spinning my wheels. Do you track the success rate of sessions (things that actually shipped vs abandoned experiments)?
15 billion tokens in 3 months is wild. Respect the commitment.
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@philip_sorensen Thanks Philip!
Love the idea of tracking shipped vs abandoned sessions. Would need some architecture work, but definitely on my radar. Manual tagging could be a good start.
And yeah, 15B tokens = a lot of late nights and coffee ☕
Appreciate the thoughtful feedback! 🙌
This solves a real problem. I've been using Claude Code heavily for building my projects and didn't realize how much context I was losing as sessions expired. The heatmap idea is great — being able to see your actual building patterns over time adds a layer of self-awareness that raw token counts don't capture. Props for going from zero CS background to shipping this in 3 weeks. That's the kind of story that keeps the indie maker community inspiring.
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@davisuntrapd Thank you Davis — this comment really made my day.
You nailed it: raw token counts are just numbers, but patterns tell the real story. The heatmap keeps me honest — seeing that grid every day makes me not want to break the streak.
3 months ago I pulled an all-nighter just to implement a login feature. Now I'm shipping a full product. Claude Code changed everything for me.
Comments like yours remind me why I built this in the open. Thank you 🙏
@dhxyoon Yes, building openly give you a sense, where sometimes we lost sights. It forces us, to be more solution oriented, and be more detailed in our prompting. Quality of answers, depends heavily on the quality of the 'questions'/prompts. Agree with your point, ClaudeCode changed the way problems should be overlooked. Ready to learn about your experiences and all the builders experiences. Let's enhance and improve. We all have some things to learn and share. One of the thing that bothered me, is the memory aspect of ClaudeCode, sometimes, due to some resources constraints or updates, i have to reboot/restart and sometimes lost my way doing so. So definitely, your solution can bring real value. Keep rocking
Claude Code 选择“遗忘”，CCgather 选择“记录”。
一个把对话当临时缓存，一个把学习当长期旅程。
对我来说，真正有价值的不是代币或排行，而是那些能被看见的轨迹——
毕竟，成长如果没有记忆，就很难称之为成长。
Hey DHxWhy @dhxyoon ,
Congrats on the launch of CCgather! I love the idea of tracking your Claude Code journey and preserving your progress. The heatmap feature sounds like a really unique way to visualize your workflow!
Curious, how’s the response been so far? Any specific marketing goals you’re focusing on to promote the product? Would love to hear how you're planning to get the word out!
15 billion tokens in 3 months is incredible dedication. I've lost count of how many Claude Code sessions I've abandoned after hitting weird errors, then forgot the solution when the same issue came up weeks later. The heatmap is great for pattern recognition, but I'm most curious about the leaderboard's incentive structure. Does high token usage actually correlate with better output quality, or does it risk gamifying quantity over thoughtful iteration?
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@easytoolsdevGreat question! 🙏
You're right to think about this.
Token usage ≠ Quality. Token usage = Proof of effort.
Every token you spend is proof that you're building, learning, doing the work. It's not about "more is better" — it's about recording your journey.
Think of it like a fitness tracker. It doesn't measure how "good" your workout was, but it records that you showed up. That consistency is what matters.
The leaderboard isn't meant to encourage "gaming" for high numbers. It's meant to:
- 📝 Preserve your work history (Claude deletes sessions after 30 days)
- 🔥 Keep you motivated by seeing your progress
- 🌍 Connect with other developers on the same journey
Quality over quantity? Absolutely. But recording your journey? That has its own value.
Thanks for the thoughtful feedback! 💪