The dashboard

The dashboard answers one question: what should I do today? Everything on it is either something waiting for you or something you can act on in one click.

What is on it

Content of the day: one piece picked for your brand each day. It exists so that opening the product on a day you have no plan still produces something to post.

Your idea feed: the top of the idea pool, surfaced here so you do not have to go looking. Save, dismiss or turn one into a plan without leaving the page.

Upcoming posts: what is queued and when it goes out. The fastest way to notice that tomorrow is empty.

Failed posts: an alert, not a card, and it only appears when something actually failed. A send that did not go out is the one thing on this page that cannot wait, so it sits above everything else.

Performance at a glance: a small band of metrics with sparklines covering the last fourteen days, split into two weeks so the comparison beside each number is week over week. The chart shows exactly the period the number is derived from; nothing off the end of the chart feeds it.

What is deliberately not on it

There is no follower-growth chart. Nothing in the product collects a follower count over time, so a trend line would have to be derived from data that does not exist. An honest gap beats a confident invention: the same rule applies across Performance.

The guided tour

A short tour runs on a new workspace, pointing at the parts of the page in the order you will use them. It can be dismissed and does not come back.

Your recap

Separately from the dashboard, Recap summarises what you have actually done in the product: plans generated, posts scheduled, assets made. It exists to help you pick the right plan based on your own usage rather than on a guess.