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Novus AIStats
AI activity tracking
Track AI activity across seven supported chat and coding-agent sources with privacy-safe imports, projects, recaps, and sharing.
About Novus AIStats on Product Hunt
“AI activity tracking”
Novus AIStats was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #121 on the daily leaderboard. Track AI activity across seven supported chat and coding-agent sources with privacy-safe imports, projects, recaps, and sharing.
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Hi Product Hunt.
You can export your ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini history. Opening the file is another matter, and most tools that read it quietly guess at the parts they cannot actually see.
Novus AI Stats reads the export and tells you what is genuinely in it: message counts, timestamps, and patterns over time. Where a provider does not include something, it says so rather than estimating. Stats-only mode keeps prompts and responses on your device.
The limitation, said plainly: token counts are often unavailable depending on the export version, and this will show a warning instead of a number. That is the whole point of it.
If you have an export from a version it does not handle, let me know which provider and export version. That tells me what to support next.