> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.windagehq.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Dashboard

> Your starting point: what you analyzed, what improved and where to continue.

The dashboard is the first page you see after signing in. It gathers your recent work so you can continue in one click.

## What is on it

| Section | What it shows |
| - | - |
| **Pick up where you left off** | Your most recent playlist analysis or comparison, with an **Open** button. |
| **Stats** | Your snapshots, playlists analyzed, average percentile and comparisons. |
| **Your playlists** | The playlists you have analyzed and how many snapshots each one has. |
| **Improvement** | Shortcuts to the daily routine and the Viscose benchmarks. See [Improvement](https://docs.windagehq.com/features/improvement.md). |
| **Comparisons** | Your saved playlist comparisons. See [Compare](https://docs.windagehq.com/features/compare.md). |
| **New analysis** | A shortcut to [Analyze](https://docs.windagehq.com/features/analyze.md). |

## New personal bests

When you set new personal bests on scenarios you have already analyzed, the dashboard shows a card: **You've improved since your last analysis**. It lists the scenarios that improved and gives you two buttons:

* **Re-analyze** runs the analysis again with your new scores.
* **Comparison** opens the comparison those scenarios belong to.

This is the easiest way to know when it is worth analyzing again.

## A first-time dashboard

If you have no analyses yet, the playlists section says **No analyses yet. Start now.** Press **Analyze** and follow the [quickstart](https://docs.windagehq.com/quickstart.md).


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