Account

The Account page has three tabs: Profile, Billing, and Usage.

Profile

Your identity as Burrowee sees it — the GitHub login and email you signed in with — and the plan tier your account is on. There is nothing to configure here: your GitHub account is your identity.

Billing

A summary of your billing profiles — named containers that hold a credit balance and receive invoices:

• The table lists each profile's name, payment method (a placeholder — card billing is coming with Stripe), and credit balance. Click a profile to open its detail page.
• Add a billing profile, or Rename / Delete one inline.
• If your plan accrues bandwidth overage, the current period's running total shows above the table.

Full detail — a profile's Method/Credit/Invoices/Transactions tabs, and how a team links to one — is on the Billing page.

Usage

Bandwidth accounting for everything that flows through your gateways, split into Personal and Team tabs. Every figure is further split into system (the shared relay fleet) and edge (relays you run yourself) bytes.

• Summary cards — today, this week, this month, and all time. Each shows total bytes (system/edge split beneath it) and, once your plan is accruing overage, its billable cost.
• Overage banner — on soft-quota plans, the period's running transfer overage shows above the heatmap once it starts accruing; it settles into an invoice at period close. See Billing → Overage.
• Heatmap — a contributions-style grid of the last 365 days. Color reflects each day's total; hover a cell for the exact figure and the system/edge split.
• Detail table — Daily, Weekly, or Monthly buckets, paged with arrows through history (daily pages by calendar month; weekly and monthly page in 12-bucket windows). Each row breaks bytes into System in/out, Edge in/out, Total in/out, and the period's Cost.

Two filters re-scope everything below the tab strip: pick a gateway (from the active Personal/Team tab), and optionally a single target on it, to see where the bytes actually go.