Dashboard
The fleet at a glance.
The home screen of a workspace summarises its sites.
Fleet overview
Four numbers across the top: Websites in the workspace, Sites operational — those whose worker is reachable and whose monitors are up — Open issues, and Average health across the fleet.
Website health
A chart of how the fleet's health is distributed, so a change across many sites is visible without opening them.
Recent activity
What happened lately across the fleet: update rounds finishing, backups completing, sites going down and coming back, workers updated. Each entry links to the site.
Security status
The one security signal the platform actually collects across the fleet: TLS certificates, from the uptime monitors — how many are valid, how many expire within thirty days, how many are invalid. Nothing here scans for threats or manages a firewall, and the card does not pretend to; see what is not checked.
Fleet alert
A banner across the top of the dashboard, shown only when a site is down or a certificate is invalid, with the sites named and a link to the list. It renders nothing when the fleet is healthy, on purpose: an always-present "everything is fine" banner trains people to stop reading it. It can be dismissed for the session.
Update rounds
The rounds in flight and the ones that finished recently, with their outcome.
The websites table
The same list as the Websites page, in short: status, worker version, package, last update round, with the same row actions.