Account & usage
After signing in, the Account button in the top navigation bar opens the account panel. It brings together everything related to your profile, subscription, and activity in one place.
Profile
Section titled “Profile”The profile section shows your name, email address, and avatar. You can sign out from here as well. Signing out clears the stored session token before Kodik refreshes account or model data again, so authenticated account requests stop immediately until you sign in again.
The Settings gear in the window header also shows your email while you are signed in. Open that account submenu to Sign Out without leaving your current editor. The account entry is hidden while you are signed out.
If Kodik cannot load the detailed profile, usage, or referral data, the panel keeps your signed-in identity and Sign out action visible and shows a generic account-details message.
Subscription and plan status
Section titled “Subscription and plan status”The panel displays your current plan (for example, Pro or Super Pro), its status (active, in trial, expired), the billing period start and end dates, and the next renewal date. For details about available plans and their terms, see Pricing.
Credit balance
Section titled “Credit balance”Your current credit balance is shown directly in the panel. For an explanation of how credits are consumed and what determines the cost of a request, see Credits.
For enterprise team accounts, a separate Enterprise credits section shows the available and allocated credit balances and total credits purchased and used. This section appears only when enterprise credit data is available for your account.
You can also reach your balance without opening the panel: a Kodik item in the status bar at the bottom of the window opens a small dashboard when clicked. It shows your total credit balance, your plan, a usage meter with the percentage and amount of credits used this cycle, and this month’s request count, plus an Account Settings shortcut. The data is loaded when the IDE starts and cached, and it refreshes when you sign in or open the dashboard. The item is hidden while you are signed out.
Usage history
Section titled “Usage history”The usage section provides:
- Summary — total requests, tokens, and models used across all time.
- Model breakdown — request and token counts per model.
- Sessions — a list of work sessions with date, duration, request count, and models used. The currently active session is marked separately.
- Recent activity — the most recent requests, including model, input and output tokens, timestamp, and success status.
Data refreshes each time you open or reload the panel.
Trial period
Section titled “Trial period”If your account has an active trial, the panel shows the trial start and end dates, remaining days, and how many trial credits have been used versus how many remain.
Referral program
Section titled “Referral program”The Referral section displays your personal referral code. Share it with other developers — when a referred user completes their first request or subscribes to a paid plan, you earn credits as a reward.
The panel shows:
- your referral code;
- total number of referred users;
- how many completed their first request and how many subscribed;
- total credits earned through referrals.