> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://www.latitude.sh/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Dashboard
> A tour of the Latitude.sh dashboard: the topbar, the sidebar, and how to move between teams and projects.
The [Latitude.sh dashboard](https://www.latitude.sh/dashboard) is where you manage your teams, projects, and resources: servers, virtual machines, network, storage, and everything else you deploy.
Take the guided tour below, or read on for what each area does.
## Topbar
### Team switcher
The team switcher sits in the top left corner. Everything in the dashboard is scoped to the team you pick here: each team is a separate context, with its own projects, resources, billing, and members.
Open the switcher to:
* **Switch teams**: pick another team from the list to move between them.
* **Create new team**: need a separate space for another company or client? [Create a new team](/docs/teams/create-team) from this menu.
* **Theme**: choose system, light, or dark. It applies to the whole dashboard.
* **Account**: your email and role in the current team. Click it to open your account and user preferences.
* **Sign out**: ends your session on this device.
### Feedback
Click **Feedback** in the top right corner to share your thoughts with us. Type your message, select an emoji that matches your experience, and hit **Send**. It lands with the product team, and we read every one.
Feedback is one-way. If you need a reply, [open a support ticket](/docs/support/contact-support) instead.
### Notifications
The notifications icon, next to Feedback, collects important account notifications: [account verification](/docs/account-setup/verify-account), billing alerts, and overdue invoices.
### Add
The **+** button is the fastest way to create something in the current team:
* **Create Metal**: [deploy a bare metal server](/docs/servers/deploying-a-server). Pick a plan, a location, and an OS.
* **Create GPU**: deploy a bare metal server with dedicated GPUs.
* **Add SSH Key**: [add an SSH key](/docs/servers/ssh-keys) once and use it across your team's resources.
* **Invite member**: [invite a team member](/docs/teams/members). Roles control what they can see and do.
## Sidebar
The sidebar is the primary way to navigate the dashboard. At the team scope it gives you Search, Projects, Activity, Usage & billing, and Settings. Inside a project, the middle section switches to that project's resources, such as Compute, Network, Storage, and Interconnection, plus Project settings.
### Search
Search across projects, servers, and settings from one place. The search bar is the [command menu](/docs/dashboard/command-menu): the same menu you can bring up from anywhere in the dashboard with `⌘` + `K` (or `Ctrl` + `K` on Windows).
### Projects
[Projects](/docs/projects) group your resources: servers, network, storage, and whatever you deploy next. Each project tracks its own usage and cost, and is billed separately.
The Projects page is your home page. It lists every project in the team with its environment, resource counts for Compute, Network, and Storage, the spend and days left in the current billing cycle, and outbound traffic per region. Click a project to open it and deploy and manage its resources, or click **Create project** to start a new one.
### Activity
[Activity](/docs/events) is the audit log for the team: who did what, and when.
### Usage & billing
Usage & billing shows spend per project, invoices, and the current billing cycle. It groups [Bandwidth](/docs/usage/bandwidth), Resources, [Invoices](/docs/billing/invoices), [Billing](/docs/billing/overview), and [Resource quotas](/docs/billing/resource-limits).
### Settings
Settings covers the team and your own account: General, [Members & access](/docs/teams/members), [Tags](/docs/tags), [API Keys](/docs/api-reference/authentication), [Referral](/docs/referral-program), and Profile.
### Support
[Contact support](/docs/support/contact-support) for help or to find quick answers. The Support page has a **Team** tab, where everyone on the team can see and follow team-wide tickets, and a **Personal** tab for your own tickets. From there you can also grant [support account access](/docs/support/support-access).
### Documentation and Changelog
The last two items in the sidebar: **Documentation** opens these docs for in-depth guidance and troubleshooting, and **Changelog** lists the latest platform improvements.
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