Dashboard

Understand Dashboard widgets, date filters, platform breakdown, and layout editing

The Dashboard provides a high-level overview of your project health. You can monitor key metrics via widgets, filter by date and platform, and customize the layout per user.

1) Dashboard overview

Open Dashboard from the left navigation.
Use widgets to track logs, crashes, HTTP performance, storage, and device distributions.
Drill down to deeper pages (Devices, Logs, Crashes, HTTP Monitoring) when you detect anomalies.

Screenshot: Dashboard overview

LogDrop Panel - Dashboard Overview

2) Date range filters

Dashboard supports global date ranges (e.g., Today, Yesterday, Last 7/30/90 Days). Some widgets can also use their own date range independently from the global filter.

Screenshot: Global date range selector

LogDrop Panel - Dashboard Date Range

3) Platform breakdown (All / iOS / Android)

Use platform breakdown where available to compare metrics across iOS and Android and spot platform-specific issues.

Screenshot: Platform filter

LogDrop Panel - Dashboard Platform Filter

Open Widget Library to add or remove widgets.
Click Edit Layout to rearrange widgets (drag & drop).
Resize widgets if supported and save your layout changes.

LogDrop Panel - Widget Library

Screenshot: Edit Layout (drag & drop)

LogDrop Panel - Edit Layout

5) Chart types (Bar / Line / Area)

Chart-based widgets may support switching between bar, line, and area charts for readability.

Screenshot: Chart type toggle

LogDrop Panel - Chart Type

6) Common widgets (what they mean)

Crash Overview: Crash-free users/sessions, total crashes, affected users/sessions.
HTTP Overview: Success rate, average response time, request volume, errors.
Log Rates / Daily Error Logs: Spikes usually indicate new bugs or loops.
Daily Storage Usage: Helps detect abnormal increases in stored logs.
Device / OS Distributions: Understand your user base and fragmentation.

Tip: If you see an anomaly on Dashboard, jump directly to: Logs, Crashes, or HTTP Monitoring.