The dashboard and the change log
The map shows the plan; the dashboard shows movement. Every project has a Dashboard — on the project card, and in the map editor as the chart icon in the left rail — with everything a status meeting wants to see.
What's in it
- Overall completion and node counts done / in progress / to do.
- Progress per pillar — which branch is moving and which is stuck.
- Breakdown by owner — who carries how much and how it's going.
- Overdue / deadline approaching — what's burning and what's about to.
- Project tasks — task completion per person.
- An AI summary of the project — a human-language paragraph for your report (where AI is enabled).
The whole dashboard saves with the Save PDF button — always light, regardless of skin, safe to send to anyone. An empty project is honest about it: "The map has no nodes yet." and "No tasks yet — create them from a node in the map, or on the Tasks page."
What changed
The What changed section is the project's log over 7 days, 30 days, or the whole history. Events come in colored types: Done, Started, Added, Deadline moved, Assignee changed, Removed. Coming back from a vacation = two minutes of reading instead of asking around; a quiet period is admitted honestly — "Nothing moved on this project in this period."
Two honest limits
The log runs since the version that introduced it was deployed — older changes are not in it. And it shows the latest 500 changes; on very busy projects the oldest fall off.
Organization — the view from above
The project dashboard answers "how is this project doing". Admins and managers also get an Organization item in the top bar: one screen across projects that answers "where is the company stuck".
- Overdue across projects — what, in which project, who and how many days (longest delay first).
- Projects by % done — the same percentage as the project dashboard, plus how much is overdue, what is not moving and how much is open; click opens the project dashboard.
- What is not moving — work without a near deadline that nobody has touched for 14+ days (same definition as in "My day": the change log decides, recolouring a card is not movement).
- People with the most backlog — per person: overdue, not moving, open, projects; click opens Tasks filtered to that person. Tasks show everything you can see (private projects and finished work too), so there are usually more rows than in the overview — which counts only open work in team and shared projects.
- What changed in the last 7 days across projects — the same change log as above, across all tracked projects.
- Report — Markdown (Monday report) or CSV with the same numbers you see on screen.
Privacy holds here too
Only team and shared projects are counted — the ones you can read (team access, shared with you, or shared by you). A private project (owner only) is not counted, not even in the totals — not even your own. The page footer says what was counted and what was left out. A member (role "user") has no such item in the bar and the page shows them nothing.
Next
- The map and goals — where the numbers come from
- Export and import — the other exports (PNG, JSON, CSV)