Tour the dashboard

The dashboard is at /dashboard. It’s the operator view for your account: balance, usage, eco impact, and shortcuts to the things you’ll change most often.

The landing page

When you first land, four widgets are visible above the fold:

Credit balance — the current credit balance in your account currency, with a button to top up. The big number is what’s left; the small number is what’s been spent in the current calendar month.
Usage today — total tokens and total cost so far today, broken out by model. Click any model to filter the rest of the page.
Top models (last 30 days) — a horizontal bar chart ranking the models you used most by token count.
Eco impact — the energy and carbon estimate for the same window, with a comparison to a baseline you choose (see Eco panel below).

Below the widgets, the Recent transactions table shows the last ~50 generations: timestamp, model, provider, region, tokens, cost, and the carbon estimate. Click any row to see the full record on its own page.

Drill into a transaction

The transaction detail page shows the full request record:

The generation ID (you can copy it).
Resolved model, provider, region, latency.
Token counts (prompt, completion, total).
Eco numbers with the methodology version that produced them.
Routing trace: which providers were considered, which one was picked, and why (the cheapest, the lowest-carbon, the closest, …).

Prompt and response content are not shown — we don’t store it.

Eco panel

The eco impact widget compares the last 30 days of your usage against a baseline. The baseline is a hypothetical: “what would this same usage have looked like if I’d used model X instead?” It’s a back-of-envelope check, not a guarantee. The number it shows is honest about uncertainty:

The value is computed from the same energy formula and grid intensities as every other carbon number on the platform.
The “you saved” framing only appears when the baseline you picked has a higher per-token energy estimate than your actual usage. If your usage was higher-energy than your baseline, the panel says so.
When confidence is low (small samples, models whose parameters are estimated rather than verified), the number is shown with a reduced-confidence indicator and the underlying caveats are linked inline.

Pick or change the baseline from Settings → Eco baseline.

Where everything else is

Keys — create, scope, rotate, revoke. See api-keys management.
Credits — top up, view receipts. See credits and billing.
Invoices — billing history; same data as the email receipts but downloadable as PDF.
Auto-routing — set defaults for lowrouter/auto: prefer-region, prefer-low-carbon, fixed-provider, and per-key overrides. See routing.
Settings — profile, eco baseline, notification preferences, account deletion.

Mobile

The dashboard is usable on a phone — header collapses to a hamburger menu, charts switch to a single-column layout. It’s not yet built for heavy operations on mobile (large CSV exports, multi-key bulk edits); those flows are still desktop-first.

You’re set up. The User guides section goes deeper on the day-to-day operations. The API reference covers everything you can do over HTTP.