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Dashboard Overview

The admin dashboard at /admin/dashboard is the first page you see after signing in. It's a customizable grid of cards that summarizes everything happening in your current organization.

1. What's on the dashboard

The default layout shows:

  • Account summary — your profile, current organization, and active subscription tier (Explorer / Creator / Operator).
  • Tytus card — connection state of your private pod. If you don't have one, it's an upsell card with installer links. If you do, it's a status panel with pod ID, plan, and a quick link to /admin/tytus.
  • Wallet resources — balance snapshot for your personal and organization wallets.
  • Org overview — team size, project count, and any pending invitations.
  • Pinned widgets — quick-access cards you can pin yourself (specific projects, favorite tools, recent notebooks).
  • Notebooks card and Studio Tools card — single-click entry into the most-used builder surfaces.

2. Pin and unpin widgets

  1. Find a card you use often (a project, a tool, a wallet).
  2. Click the pin icon.
  3. The card moves to the Pinned widgets section at the top of the dashboard.
  4. Pin layout is stored per browser/profile, so each device can have its own preferred dashboard.

3. Sort and filter projects

The projects panel supports: - Sort by: last activity, API key count, team size, or name. - Search: type to filter by project name or description. - Quick switch: click any project card to jump straight into it.

4. Mobile and Tytus-first redirect

On phones, and for any account with an active Tytus subscription, the dashboard auto-redirects to /admin/tytus. Tytus is the canonical control surface for paid users; the general dashboard remains available at /admin/dashboard?force=1.

5. Switch organizations

Use the sidebar picker at the top of the navigation to switch between organizations. The dashboard refreshes to show that org's projects, wallets, and Tytus pod.

6. Refresh data

Most widgets auto-refresh in the background. To force a full reload, use the browser refresh — the dashboard rebuilds from server state and clears any stale cache.

7. Where to go next

Mirrored from traylinx-web:docs/user-manuals/dashboard_overview.md. Edit the source in the traylinx-web repo — changes here are overwritten by the sync script.