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The dashboard is Orbit’s home page — it summarizes activity across every project you can see, rather than scoping to one project at a time like the List, Board, and Calendar views do.

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Stat cards

Four tiles summarize the whole workspace at a glance, computed from every issue across every project:

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Visual breakdown cards

Below the stat cards, three more cards visualize the same issue set from different angles:
  • Completion ratio — a ring chart showing the percentage of all issues that are closed, with a row of raw counts underneath for Open, In Progress, Closed, and Total.
  • Priority breakdown — a single stacked bar split by High/Medium/Low priority, with a legend showing the count and percentage for each.
  • Productivity trend — a 7-day bar chart (Monday through Sunday) of how many issues were updated each day this week. Today’s bar is highlighted. This is the one chart on the dashboard that’s time-scoped — the others reflect all issues regardless of when they were last touched.

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Recent work and projects directory

The bottom of the dashboard splits into two columns:
  • Recent Work Activity — the first 20 issues across the workspace, shown in the same table used by the List view.
  • Projects Directory — up to 3 of your projects, with a link to view all of them if you have more. If you have none yet, this shows a prompt to create your first one instead.
“Recent Work Activity” here refers to the issue table, not the internal per-project activity log — the two are unrelated, despite the similar name.