Opaline
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Opaline launched on Product Hunt. It tracks every Claude Code and Codex message for cost, time, and skill use.
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Opaline is pitching itself as team-wide analytics for Claude Code and Codex sessions, and it goes all the way down to the message level. The company says it can track token cost, time, and skill usage for every single message across a team’s sessions.
That’s a pretty specific promise. Instead of treating AI coding work like one blurry blob, Opaline wants to show what each prompt and reply is costing and how the session is being used. It also leans into the human messiness of the whole thing, with the launch copy calling out both Claude’s “You’re absolutely right” style responses and the more frustrated messages that show up on the other side.
On Product Hunt, this is Opaline’s third launch. The listing shows 1 review and 342 followers, which suggests there’s already some audience watching it mature in public.
The company’s own shorthand is “PostHog for team Claude Code and Codex sessions,” which gives the idea its shape pretty quickly. This is not about another chatbot wrapper. It’s about watching the work around the chatbot: who used what, for how long, and what it cost along the way. The listing also includes free options, so it’s trying to lower the friction for teams that want to start tracking without a big commitment.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
The real product here isn’t analytics; it’s accountability. Once AI coding becomes a team habit, someone will absolutely want the receipts, and these tools are where the fun dies and the budgeting starts. That’s probably healthy, even if it does make every “You’re absolutely right” feel like a line item.
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