V0: Usage and Activity Dashboard Now Available to All Users
V0V0 opened up its Usage and Activity dashboard to all users, not just a limited subset of plans. The dashboard, found under Settings, lets users track credit usage per day, break down activity by team member or project, and drill into any individual message by date, model, and cost — giving both solo builders and teams much clearer visibility into how their V0 spend is being consumed.
Key Takeaways
- The Usage and Activity dashboard is now available to all V0 users, expanding access beyond its previous limited rollout.
- Users can see credit usage broken down per day, helping catch spend spikes early.
- Activity can be filtered by team member or by project, useful for teams sharing a single plan.
- Individual messages can be inspected for the exact model used, timestamp, and cost.
- The dashboard lives under Settings → Usage & Activity in the V0 interface.
- Broadening access to usage data reflects V0's push toward transparency for cost-conscious teams, not just enterprise customers.
Visibility Into Usage for Everyone
V0 made its Usage and Activity dashboard available to all users rather than restricting it to a narrower set of accounts. The dashboard lives under Settings and gives a detailed breakdown of how credits are being consumed.
What the Dashboard Shows
Users can track credit usage on a per-day basis, view activity broken down by team member or by project, and drill into any single message to see exactly which model handled it, when it ran, and what it cost. For teams sharing a V0 plan across multiple builders, this makes it far easier to spot which projects or people are driving usage, rather than only seeing an aggregate total.
Why It Matters
As V0 usage scales from experimentation to production workflows, understanding cost drivers becomes increasingly important, especially for teams on metered or capped plans. Making this dashboard broadly available — rather than gating it behind a specific plan tier — removes a common source of billing surprises and gives every user, not just enterprise accounts, a clear picture of where their usage is going.