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I'm Resham, building in Düsseldorf. AI has two trust problems: it forgets, and nobody can verify what it remembers or does. I'm building both halves of the fix. Eywa is a memory layer for AI agents where every fact carries sealed evidence, a timestamp, and a receipt - memory with receipts, not vibes. CodeBurn gives you eyes on what your agents actually do I came from automotive safety engineering, where software that people's lives depend on has to prove itself before it ships. I'm bringing that standard to AI memory: deterministic rules, evidence you can byte-check, and honest silence instead of confident guesses. Shipping daily. Say hi if you're building agents that need memory they can trust.

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CodeBurnSee where your AI coding spend actually goes

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Joined Product HuntJune 29th, 2026

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5d ago

CodeBurn - Every AI coding tool, every dollar, one app

Your AI coding bill is one number. CodeBurn tells you which project, which model and which task spent it, and how much was wasted. It reads the session files your tools already keep on disk, with no account, no API keys and nothing to set up. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini and 36 more. Desktop app, menu bar, Windows tray and terminal. Free, open source, and your data stays on your machine.

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2mo ago

How do you actually know what is burning your AI coding budget?

We built CodeBurn because we kept running into the same problem.

We run Claude Code, Codex, and Kimi across a few projects, and at some point the usage gets high enough that we want to know what caused it.

And that's where things get frustrating.

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2mo ago

CodeBurn - See where your AI coding spend actually goes

CodeBurn is a free, open-source tracker for AI coding costs. It reads the session files your tools already write - Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, 40 in all, and shows every token and dollar by the task, model, project, and pull request that used it. The Optimize tab finds waste like cache bloat or retry tax, applies the fix, and tracks what it actually saved. Everything runs on your machine: no account, no uploads. MIT-licensed and genuinely free, used by 150k+ developers across the world.