Setting Up Your First Dashboard

Goal: A personal start page with your most important parameters – for quick one-glance tracking.

Creating a Dashboard – Step by Step

Note: If you came through the Quick Start flow you’ll already see the Dashboard configuration menu for the “My Day” dashboard. Instead of the (Plus) at the top left you’ll see the in the first row of the preview section.

1. Open Settings

Tap the Settings tile with the gear icon on the Dashboard, or swipe left and tap → Dashboards

2. Create a New Dashboard

Tap (Plus) in the top right.

3. Select Actions

You see a list of “available actions” – these are your configured parameters and groups.

• Tap an entry to activate it (it moves to the active list)
• Swipe an active entry right to left to deactivate it

💡 The list shows both individual parameters and groups. Food, Drinks and Waypoints are always available.

4. Choose a Layout

Tap “Layout” to set the visual style:

Options:
  ☰ List    → compact list view, colorful
  ⊞ Tiles  → 3, 4 or 5 tiles per row

• With tiles you can enlarge individual tiles – useful for frequently used parameters
• The simulated mini-dashboard shows you a real-time preview

5. Finish

Tap “Done” – your dashboard becomes the app’s new start page.

Optimizing Your Dashboard

Reorder tiles: Long-press the drag icon (3 lines on the right) → drag up or down

Check capacity: The app shows how many tiles fit on screen. An orange triangle means: this tile will be cut off → reorder.

Multiple dashboards: You can create as many dashboards as you like for different contexts (e.g. “Morning Routine”, “Sport”, “Nutrition”).

If Something Doesn’t Look Right

• Lost in the app? Close the app and restart it – you always land on your dashboard.
• Empty dashboard? Check whether you’ve set up parameters → Parameters

Checklist

• Dashboard created
• At least 3 parameters added as active tiles
• Layout chosen (list or tiles)
• First event recorded via the new dashboard

🎉 Basic Setup Complete!

You now have everything you need to get started. Next steps depend on your use case: