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Usage

Usage is the receipt. It shows how many coins you’ve spent this month, how many are left, and exactly which operations they went on — so there are no surprises about where your allowance goes.

The Usage dashboard — three summary tiles (Balance, Spent this month of a limit, Remaining on plan), a Current Period card (plan and limit), a Costs by Operation list with coins and op counts per action, and a Recent Transactions list
Usage: the month’s spend against your limit, then a full Costs-by-Operation breakdown.

The month at a glance

Three tiles across the top summarise the current period:

Balance
your three wallets at a glance — bronze coins plus silver and gold stars
Spent this month
coins used in the current period, against your plan’s monthly limit
Remaining on plan
how many coins are left in this month’s allowance

A Current Period line restates your plan and its monthly coin limit, so the numbers above always have their context.

Costs by operation

The Costs by Operation list is the heart of the page: every kind of AI action you’ve run this month — scene concept, chapter outline, scene breakdown, avatar generation, quality scoring, entity generation, and so on — with the total coins it cost and how many times you ran it. It’s the fastest way to see what’s eating your allowance (premium renders and avatars are usually the heaviest) and where to economise.

Recent transactions

Below, Recent Transactions is the line-by-line ledger — each charge or top-up with its amount, a plain-language reason and the date. Every action names itself in words, never an internal code.

Usage reads; Billing acts. When your allowance runs low, the Billing page is where you top up with more coins or move to a larger plan — and connecting a key on Profile (BYOK) stops coins being spent at all.
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