Release notes

FEATURE

Report layout gets cleaner and massive numbers stop getting cut off

The HTML report interface is now much cleaner and easier to read. Previously, the report described the same tools across two separate "Your subscription" and "By tool" sections; they are now merged into a single "Your tools" card where your plan details and cost stats sit together, sparing you the back-and-forth scrolling. Furthermore, the top KPI cards have been rebalanced to give the TOKENS column the widest slot. This ensures that even if you've consumed billions of tokens (the units AI uses to process text), the massive number won't be truncated or pushed out of bounds on narrow windows, and the digits line up as neatly as a cash register display. It's like updating your bank passbook: previously, your account info and transaction history were on different pages, and massive balances would print off the edge of the paper; now it's all cleanly consolidated on one page, and every digit fits perfectly.

FEATURE

README gets a major overhaul to keep new users from getting lost

The setup documentation (README) has been made much friendlier for first-time users. The formerly massive document has been significantly trimmed down: privacy promises, system requirements, and the quick start guide are now front and center at the very top. The three different installation methods are now presented on equal footing for you to choose from, rather than burying one under the others. Wordy feature bullets and punctuation have been tightened, and the highly technical developer guide has been safely relocated to its own docs/DEVELOPMENT folder so it no longer clutters the experience for regular users. It's like a theme park brochure: they used to print the emergency exits and the mechanic's maintenance manual all mixed in with the attraction list, making tourists flip endlessly just to find a restroom; now the first page is purely the park map and ticketing guide, while the mechanic's manual is printed separately for the staff.

Original changelog

Original changelogReport layout gets cleaner and massive numbers stop getting cut off
**HTML report merges "Your subscription" and "By tool" into "Your tools"**: the two panels used to describe the same Claude Code / Codex tools separately. Now there's one card per tool — the plan badge and subscription start date sit alongside the share / tokens / cost stats under a single shared header, dropping the duplicate block.
**Top KPI cards rebalanced**: the TOKENS column now gets the widest slot so the full number (e.g. `2,364,752,661`) never truncates or overflows at any window width, with `tabular-nums` for cleaner digit alignment.
Original changelogREADME gets a major overhaul to keep new users from getting lost
**README overhaul (EN/繁中)**: privacy / requirements and quick start moved to the top, the three install methods presented on equal footing, feature bullets and punctuation trimmed, and the developer guide moved to `docs/DEVELOPMENT`.