Dashboard overview

Once your app is live, the Dashboard is your home base. It's the first tab on any project, and it gathers everything about your running app onto a single screen — its web addresses, its health, your servers, what it's costing, and the full history of every deployment. This page is a quick tour of each card so you know where to look. Every card links to a fuller guide below.

Top actions

Two buttons sit at the very top of the Dashboard:

• Pull & Restart — pulls the latest code from your connected branch and restarts your app, streaming live logs just like a normal deployment. See Pull & Restart and auto-deploy.
• Environment variables — opens the manager for your app's settings and secret keys (its "environment variables"). It can read the live values straight off your server, and applying a change does a quick, targeted redeploy. More: managing environment variables.

If any service needs attention, a coloured banner appears here too — for example, if a URL isn't reachable yet or a tool still needs a manual step.

The cards

• Live services — your app's web address (URL) plus any bundled tool URLs (like monitoring), each with a health badge (Healthy, Needs setup, or Unreachable) and a link you can click. You can search it by name or domain. See searching & filtering.
• Uptime — on the Pro and Team plans, The Deployer checks your app's address every few minutes. The card shows whether it's up, the share of the last 24 hours and 7 days it was answering, and any recent outages. You get an email when it stops answering and again when it's back, and another when a deploy fails; choose which emails you want under Alerts on your Profile page.
• Domains — every domain (web address) pointing at your app, with an Add a domain button to point more at it. More: connect a custom domain.
• Service logins — the sign-in details (username and password) for bundled tools like Grafana. Passwords come from your project's secure vault and stay hidden behind a show/hide toggle. See service logins.
• Connected services — the managed databases, caches, queues, and file buckets attached to this project, with an Attach button to add more. More: attach a database.
• Cost — your month-to-date estimate, an expected monthly range, and a line-by-line breakdown of what each piece costs. More: costs & billing.
• Activity — the complete history of every deployment: each row has an id, a TYPE chip (Manual, Auto, Push, Env, or Domain), a label, a timestamp, and a STATUS badge. It's searchable and filterable, and clicking any row opens that deployment's logs. See searching & filtering.
• Servers — your virtual machines (the cloud computers running your app), each with live CPU, RAM, and disk meters, plus a Connect via SSH button to open a terminal. See connecting to your servers.

Good to know

• The Dashboard refreshes on its own every few seconds, so health badges, meters, and Activity stay current without a page reload.
• Redeploys of server-based apps are health-gated. When an app already running on your own servers is redeployed, each new container must pass its health check before the old one is removed. A first deploy isn't rolling, managed hosting uses the provider's own rollout, and resizing a single server takes it offline for about 1 to 3 minutes.
• Some cards (like Service logins) only appear once there's something to show. If a card is missing, it usually means that part of your project isn't set up yet.