Find your way around the dashboard

Each site has its own dashboard. The site picker at the top of the sidebar switches between your sites, and the search field under it takes you anywhere.

Home

Home shows how your site is doing at a glance: visits and plays for the last few weeks, your latest episode with a Share button, your newest review, and where your visits came from.

Above them, Home suggests what to do next, like replying to new messages or publishing your edits. Until your site is set up, it also has a Get found checklist of the things that help people find your show:

• Publish your site.
• Add your follow links, so the Follow buttons go to the right apps.
• Write your search description.
• Put it on your own domain.
• Submit your site to Google.
• Introduce your hosts.
• Add your YouTube videos to your episodes.

The sidebar

• Episodes: every episode, with its transcript, video, and the people on it.
• Website: your pages, the designer, and publishing.
• Posts: blog posts, and sending them to subscribers by email.
• Clips: short videos made from your episodes, for social.
• Short links: links and QR codes that count their clicks.
• Audience: subscribers, messages, voicemails, and reviews.
• Analytics: visits, plays, and where people come from.
• Brand, Media, and Settings sit at the bottom: your colors and fonts, your images, and everything about the site that isn’t content.

Search and Ask AI

Press ⌘K on a Mac or Ctrl K elsewhere, or choose Search in the sidebar. Type the name of a page, a setting, or something to do, like Write a post, and press Enter to go there.

To ask a question instead, press Tab, or type it and press Enter when nothing matches. Ask AI can look at your site’s episodes, analytics, and settings to answer. It only reads, so it never changes anything.