A remaining percentage answers one question: how much is left? It does not tell you what used it, whether this week was unusual or whether the allowance will last until the reset.
The Usage page in your account console now puts those questions beside the meters you already know. The meters keep their place at the top. Below them, the period becomes something you can inspect.
The Period at a Glance
Four figures show the current pace, mission turns, model requests and busiest day. The last period's figures sit beside them where a previous period is available, so an unfamiliar number has a reference.
The pace is a projection from usage so far. It appears after the first two days, once there is usage to project. If that pace would use the allowance before the reset, the figure shows the day it would run out. Otherwise, it shows the share expected by the reset. A busy day can change that estimate. It describes the current pattern, rather than reserving capacity or predicting your next mission.
Read the Whole Period
The daily chart has three views. Included usage stacks each day's share by model, Voice Mode and Skyflo Cloud. Running total shows how the allowance has accumulated, with a dashed pace line extending toward the reset. Mission turns shows how much work ran each day.
Days still to come stay empty. Hover a day to see its breakdown, or focus the chart and use the arrow keys. The same figures are available as a table to assistive technology. Every day uses UTC, matching the console's other dates.
On Free, mission turns are the allowance that matters. The pace and chart therefore follow turns against the plan's allowance instead of presenting a share of included models the plan does not have.
Follow the Usage to Its Source
Two breakdowns answer different questions. The first shows where included usage went: each model, Voice Mode and Skyflo Cloud. The second shows how model requests were chosen: Auto, Efficient, a model you Pinned, or Not recorded for requests without a saved route. Voice sessions and machine time are kept out of that model-routing breakdown.
The request log below them makes an individual line easier to check. It fits a phone, keeps the time and usage share together and prints <0.1% when a request is too small to round to a tenth. A small charge should never look like nothing happened.
This is a clearer view of the existing allowance. Your plan, reset and included usage do not change. Open Usage, or see the plans and their allowances.