Dashboard

The Dashboard is where you land after sign-in. It's a modular grid: you arrange the tiles for the metrics, lists, and insights you check daily, and each tile is as tall as what it shows.

What you'll see

• Summary stats: six tiles (feedback, themes, features, initiatives, releases, outcomes), each with a total and a one-line signal such as 12 new, 3 at risk, 2 overdue or 4 pending. Click one to open that list.
• Needs attention: stalled features, overdue releases and at-risk accounts, in one row.
• Top feedback, Account health, Features in pipeline, Upcoming releases, Team capacity and Product backlog tiles, each linking through to the rows behind them.
• Activity log: the most recent changes with links to the affected rows. The arrow opens Activity, the full list with filters.

Customising the grid

Enter customize mode from the topbar's customize menu (⌘, / Ctrl+,). Drag tiles to reorder them, widen or narrow them from the handle on their right edge, and hide tiles you don't want. Layout persists per-user; teammates see their own arrangement.

Tiles size themselves. Nothing scrolls inside a tile: a list shows its first few rows, and more wherever the column beside it is taller, so the two columns end level. Space is left empty only where a list has nothing more to show. The arrow at the top of each tile opens the full list.

Common actions

• ⌘K / Ctrl+K: open the command palette. Find any page or entity by name (small typos are fine) or by its ID, like FEAT-000123 or just 123
• ⌘. / Ctrl+.: open the AI overlay
• ⌘, / Ctrl+,: open the customize-page menu

Related

• Golden Thread: the mental model behind the dashboard's groupings
• Roadmap: the visual planning surface