Understanding Your Dashboard
Dashboard

- Location: Top right area of the header
- Function: Start the process of creating your own community
- What Happens: Opens the community creation wizard
- Requirements: You must be logged in
- When to Use: When you want to build your own community around a topic you're passionate about
- Tip: Creating a community is free, but you can set it as paid if you want to monetize it
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Discover Button
- Location: Near the Create Group button
- Function: Navigate to the Discover page
- What Happens: Takes you to the page where you can browse and join new communities
- When to Use: When you want to find and join new communities
- Tip: Use this regularly to discover new communities that match your evolving interests
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Profile Icon (Your Avatar)
- Location: Top right corner
- Function: Access your account menu and settings
- What Happens: Clicking opens a dropdown menu with:
- Your email address
- Profile settings
- Account settings
- Affiliates
- Help center
- Log out
- See: Accessing Settings for details
Left Sidebar Navigation
Quick Access Panel:
- Purpose: Provides instant navigation to your communities
- Layout: Vertical list of community shortcuts
- Display: Shows abbreviated community names or icons
- Example: "TI" might stand for "Tech Innovators"
- Example: "F" might stand for "Fitness"
- Functionality:
- Click any shortcut to jump directly to that community
- Saves you from scrolling through all your communities
- Especially useful if you're a member of many communities
How It Works:
- Communities you own typically appear first
- Then communities you're a member of
- The sidebar updates automatically as you join/
leave communities - Tip: Hover over abbreviations to see full community names (if tooltips are available)
Main Content: Community Cards
The center of the Dashboard displays all your communities as cards in a grid layout.
Understanding Community Cards:
Each card represents one community and shows:
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Group Image/
Banner: - Large visual at the top of the card
- Usually the community's banner or featured image
- Helps you visually identify communities
- Tip: Community owners can customize these images
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Group Icon:
- Small circular icon (usually bottom-left of the banner)
- Shows community logo or initials
- Appears in a circular badge
- Used throughout the platform to represent the community
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Group Name:
- The official name of the community
- Displayed prominently on the card
- Example: "AI Universe", "No Code Automations"
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Category Badge:
- Small colored badge indicating the category
- Examples: "general", "technology", "business"
- Helps you quickly identify the type of community
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Description:
- Brief 1-2 sentence description
- Gives you a quick reminder of what the community is about
- Example: "Learn AI agents and automation tools"
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Member Count:
- Shows how many people are in the community
- Format: "X Members" (e.g., "8 Members", "156 Members")
- Helps you gauge community size and activity level
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Pricing Information:
- "Free": Public, free-to-join community
- "USD $XX.XX/
month": Paid subscription community - Important for understanding which communities require payment
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Privacy Badge:
- "Private" badge appears on private/
paid communities - Indicates the community is not publicly accessible
- Only members can see private community content
- "Private" badge appears on private/
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View Community Button:
- Large yellow button at the bottom of the card
- Action: Click to enter and view the community
- Takes you to the community's main page (usually the Feed)
- Tip: This is your primary way to access a community
Footer Information
Pagination Display:
- Shows: "Showing X to Y of Z groups"
- Example: "Showing 1 to 4 of 4 groups"
- Meaning:
- If you have many communities, they'll be paginated
- Shows which communities are currently visible
- Use pagination controls (if available) to see more
Quick Actions from Dashboard
1. Enter a Community
- Click "View Community" on any community card
- Or click the community shortcut in the left sidebar
- You'll be taken to that community's main page
2. Create a New Community
- Click "Create Group" button
- Follow the community creation wizard
- Set up your community's name, description, pricing, etc.
- Note: Creating communities is a more advanced feature
3. Discover New Communities
- Click "Discover" button
- Browse available communities
- Join new communities that interest you
- They'll appear on your Dashboard after joining
4. Access Your Settings
- Click your profile icon (top right)
- Select from the dropdown menu:
- Profile: Edit your profile information
- Settings: Account and security settings
- Affiliates: Affiliate program (if applicable)
- Help center: Platform documentation
5. Quick Navigation
- Use the left sidebar to jump to specific communities
- Especially useful if you're a member of many communities
- Saves time compared to scrolling through cards
Dashboard States
Empty Dashboard (New User):
- If you haven't joined any communities yet, you'll see:
- An empty state message
- Suggestions to discover and join communities
- "Discover" button prominently displayed
- What to Do: Click "Discover" to find your first community
Dashboard with Communities:
- Shows all your communities as cards
- Organized in a grid layout
- Easy to scan and find what you're looking for
- Tip: Communities you own typically appear first
Many Communities:
- If you're a member of many communities:
- Cards are paginated
- Use pagination controls to navigate
- Left sidebar becomes even more useful for quick access
- Tip: Consider organizing by using the Communities tab in settings
Tips for Using Your Dashboard
âś… Best Practices:
- Check Regularly: Visit your Dashboard daily to see updates
- Use Sidebar: The left sidebar is your fastest way to jump between communities
- Explore: Don't be afraid to click "Discover" to find new communities
- Organize: Keep track of which communities are most active for you
đź’ˇ Pro Tips:
- Quick Access: Bookmark your Dashboard URL for easy access
- Multiple Communities: If you're in many communities, use the sidebar shortcuts
- Stay Active: Regularly visit communities to stay engaged
- Create Your Own: Once you're comfortable, consider creating your own community
⚠️ Things to Remember:
- The Dashboard only shows communities you're a member of
- You need to join communities before they appear here
- Paid communities require active subscription to remain accessible
- Leaving a community removes it from your Dashboard
