Neyham is an independent software publisher whose work is distributed through its GitHub presence, focusing on developer-oriented tooling that helps users monitor and understand their interactions with AI-assisted coding platforms. The publisher's catalog currently centers on the AI Usage Dashboard, a local Windows application designed to track usage across a range of popular AI coding assistants and code generation services, including Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Antigravity, and DeepSeek. This type of software falls within the broader categories of developer utilities, monitoring tools, and analytics dashboards, addressing a practical need that has emerged as developers increasingly rely on multiple AI providers whose usage limits, quotas, and consumption patterns can be difficult to follow across separate interfaces. Typical use cases for this kind of product include individual developers who want a consolidated, on-device view of how much they have consumed from each AI service, freelancers and consultants who need to manage API costs and rate limits across client projects, and power users who switch between several AI coding tools throughout their workflow and benefit from centralized visibility. By operating locally on a Windows machine, the dashboard keeps usage data on the user's own device rather than relying on an external cloud service, which appeals to users who prefer privacy-conscious, self-contained tooling. The product exemplifies a growing class of niche utilities built by independent developers to complement the expanding ecosystem of AI-assisted software development.

AI Usage Dashboard

Local Windows dashboard for Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Antigravity, and DeepSeek usage.

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