Straude

Strava for Claude Code, the global tokenmaxxing Leaderboard

Straude Introduction

Straude is a developer tool inspired by Strava, designed specifically for users of Claude Code to track and share their AI coding sessions. It enables developers to log their token usage, costs, and streaks with a single command, while providing global leaderboards to compare performance and foster competition among AI builders. The tool visualizes session data and encourages daily engagement through gamified elements like streaks and rankings.

Key Features

One-command session logging via `bunx straude` for automatic tracking
Comprehensive metrics including cost, token count, models used, and session streaks
Global and regional leaderboards for comparing performance with other developers
Shareable posts on a public feed to showcase daily output and achievements
Visualization of session data to monitor trends and progress over time

Use Cases

AI developers using Claude Code to monitor and optimize token expenditure and efficiency
Startup teams with unlimited AI budgets tracking and incentivizing tool usage among employees
Individual coders maintaining daily streaks to boost motivation and productivity in AI projects
Companies implementing gamified leaderboards to encourage healthy competition and resource utilization
Community members sharing AI coding stats to network, showcase expertise, and engage with peers

Why Startups Use It

Startups often provide unlimited AI budgets to accelerate innovation and developer productivity. Straude helps them track token usage, gamify the process with leaderboards, and ensure resources are effectively utilized to boost team motivation and development speed.

Alternative Options

WakaTime, GitHub Streak, internal AI usage dashboards, manual logging tools

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Straude log my sessions?

Straude logs sessions by running the command `bunx straude`, which scans your local Claude Code usage data and automatically posts the metrics like cost and tokens to your profile.

Is my session data private?

By default, session data is shared publicly on the feed and leaderboards, but you can check the website for any privacy settings or controls available.

What AI models does Straude support?

Straude tracks usage across various AI models integrated with Claude Code, as indicated in the session logs; refer to the website for specific model compatibility.