Dashboard

Your personalised starting point with recent activity, watchlist alerts, market widgets, and quick links to key workflows.

Dashboard

Available on the Free plan and above.

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Overview

The Dashboard is your personalised command centre. It aggregates your most important data into a single view: recent research queries, watchlist summaries, market widgets, company browse cards, and a live news feed. Contextual banners guide new users through onboarding and highlight upgrade opportunities for free-tier accounts.

Every widget links out to its full-page equivalent, so you can dive deeper with a single click. The Dashboard is designed to be the first thing you see when you log in — a quick-scan view that tells you what happened since your last session and what needs your attention right now.

What you can do

Your Activity

  • Stat cards: total research queries, watchlists, and tracked companies at a glance
  • Recent Research panel: last 5 queries — click any to resume where you left off
  • Watchlists panel: up to 5 lists with company counts and default badges
  • Onboarding checklist: guided steps for new users to get started quickly

Markets & Data

  • Market Quotes widget: full-width live charting, plus VIX Fear Gauge and Market Indices side-by-side
  • Macro Charts widget: macro-economic data overlays
  • Browse Companies row: up to 8 cards showing ticker, sector, and market cap
  • Relevant News feed: 5 latest articles matching your tracked companies

Tips

  • Use the "Start Research" button for the fastest path into a new AI analysis
  • Click "View All" links on any panel to jump directly to the full-page version
  • Dismiss the onboarding checklist once you are comfortable — it will not return
  • Free-tier users see a banner with upgrade details; click "Upgrade" to go straight to Settings > Subscription

Keyboard Shortcuts

ShortcutAction
/Focus the search bar from anywhere on the page
⌘K / Ctrl+KOpen the command palette for quick navigation and actions

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