Dashboard · Screens

Projects

The first screen after signing in: your projects, and the account's usage.

Each row shows the project's name, the address of its app (it opens in a new tab), the platform's last reading of the project — its storage, and its rows when known —, three small traffic charts, one per plane (red when the sample holds an error), and its life: when it was last active, or when it was created. "Not measured yet" means the platform has not observed the project yet — it does within minutes, without anyone opening it; "Could not be read" means its usage could not be loaded just now.

Usage#

The panel shows file storage, database size, requests this month and rows, each against the plan's quota. These figures are shared across all your projects — not per project: quotas are counted on the account. When some projects have not been measured yet, the totals are a floor, and the panel says so. Request counts come from the account's monthly total.

Creating a project#

"New project" asks for a name and provisions a real database and a storage bucket — about six seconds. Success gives the project its API URL and its keys screen. The usual way is to ask your agent: it calls create_project for you, and the empty state says so — "connect an agent and ask it: create a backend for my habit tracker".

On the Free plan the third project is refused: delete one, or upgrade. See Limits and quotas.

When the API cannot be reached#

"The dashboard can't reach the API right now" — check your connection and reload. A 401 with "This browser isn't linked to your account" is a different thing: sign out and sign back in (FAQ).