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Usage dashboard

The usage dashboard is available in Settings → Usage. It gives you a real-time view of your team’s CU consumption.

CU balance

At the top of the page, the CU balance display shows:
  • Your current allocation and how much is remaining
  • A visual progress bar with color-coded warning levels
  • The period window — when your current weekly cycle started and when it resets

Per-task breakdown

Below the balance, a detailed table lists every task with its resource consumption:
ColumnDescription
TaskTask name and display ID
StatusRunning, Completed, Sleeping, or Archived
DurationHow long the container ran
Container CUCU consumed by container runtime
Token CUCU consumed by AI model tokens
Total CUCombined container + token CU
StartedWhen the task was launched
Use this breakdown to understand which tasks are consuming the most resources and optimize your workflow.

Billing cycles

Whim uses weekly CU periods that reset every 7 days. Your period anchor is set when you first subscribe (or when you change plans), and your CU allocation refreshes automatically at each reset.
Unused CUs do not roll over to the next period. Each week starts fresh with your full plan allocation.

Payment methods

Whim uses Stripe for secure payment processing. You can manage your payment methods through the Stripe customer portal:
  1. Go to Settings → Plan
  2. Click Manage Billing
  3. You’ll be redirected to the Stripe portal where you can:
    • Add or update credit/debit cards
    • View payment history
    • Download invoices
    • Update billing information

Invoices

Invoices are generated automatically by Stripe for each billing event:
  • Subscription charges — monthly or annual plan fees
  • Proration charges — when upgrading mid-cycle
  • Proration credits — unused time from a previous plan after a change
Access your full invoice history from the Stripe customer portal via Settings → Plan → Manage Billing.

Changing your plan

To upgrade or downgrade:
  1. Go to Settings → Plan
  2. Select your desired plan and billing period (monthly or annual)
  3. For the Max plan, adjust the capacity multiplier if needed
  4. Review the proration preview showing:
    • Credit for unused time on your current plan
    • Charge for the new plan
    • Net amount due
  5. Confirm the change
Upgrades apply immediately with a fresh CU period. Downgrades (including cancellation to Free) take effect at the end of the current billing period so you keep your existing allocation until then.