Novus AI Stats launch: local-first AI history dashboard

Today we are adding Novus AI Stats to the Novus Stream Solutions portfolio in private beta. It is a privacy-first PWA at aistats.novusstreamsolutions.com: import ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI history from user-approved exports and files, then track time, sessions, agents, tokens, projects, and streaks in one place.

Calling this live and in progress is deliberate. The site is public, the PWA is usable, and imports, metrics, and share cards continue to expand. We would rather ship an honest local-first dashboard people can try than wait for a mythical finished analytics suite that never meets real export formats.

AI Stats focuses on transparent imports rather than ambient monitoring. The first release works from user-approved exports, folders, and telemetry files. Exports and logs are parsed in the browser; raw prompts, responses, code, attachments, and full transcripts stay local by default.

The PWA cannot watch local folders in the background. Every import begins with an explicit file or folder selection — so you always know when history enters the dashboard.

Each metric is marked exact, source reported, derived, estimated, or unavailable so estimates never masquerade as facts. That labeling is the product’s contract with anyone reading streaks, time spent, or project totals.

Most usage dashboards collapse provenance into a single confident digit. We kept the provenance visible because a derived session count and an exact token total from the source should never share the same visual weight by accident.

Share cards are snapshots — an AI Wrapped-style milestone you control. You choose included fields, visibility, expiration, provider names, project names, and indexing. Links are unlisted by default, revocable, and never dump raw transcripts. Dedicated OG images go with the card so a link preview matches the snapshot you approved.

The live site is free during beta with no payment information required. Advertising stays off authenticated analytics pages. Explore the demo with demonstration data first, then create an owner account when you are ready to keep imports.

Hub coverage already includes documentation at Novus AI Stats, a tool map at Tool maps, and tutorials from Getting started with Novus AI Stats: demo to dashboard through imports, metric labels, and share cards. As private beta expands, those surfaces will grow without rewriting history to pretend the early build was finished.