Your dashboard is the grid of widgets you arrange for yourself. Palanor opens to your organization's morning edition when one is ready from the last few days; press ⌘K and type Dashboard to open it, and it is where Palanor lands when there is no fresh edition. It is yours alone: the arrangement you set is saved for you, in this organization, and nobody else's view changes with it.
Adding a widget
Choose Add widget from templates at the top of the dashboard. The templates open above the grid, grouped as *New*, *Core* and *Build your own*.
Each template offers its formats — Square or Horizontal for most. Choose one, then either drag the template onto the grid and drop it where it should sit, or press Add to place it at the end. A coral line marks where it will land.
*Build your own* holds the Signal widget (one signal from the lattice) and the Overlay widget, which you compose in the Widget Builder.
Arranging and sizing
Choose Edit dashboard to rearrange.
- Move a widget by dragging its dot-grid handle. Nothing shifts while you drag: a coral line shows where it will land (beside a widget, or above or below a full-width one), and the grid rearranges once you let go. Press Esc to cancel.
- Resize a widget by dragging its right edge. Widths snap to the grid's twelve columns, from a quarter of the row to the full row. With the keyboard, focus the edge and use ← and →.
- Switch format with the format button. A square widened past a third of the row becomes horizontal, and lays itself out accordingly.
- Remove a widget with ×.
Changes save as you make them. On a phone or narrow window, widgets stack; widths apply on wider screens.
The newer widgets
Relevant Signals rotates through the signals that matter most to your organization — those you have rated four stars or more in Weave, and Numen's strongest recommendations. Each one says why it is there: *Watched* with its stars, or *Numen suggests* with its relevance and reason. It advances every eight seconds and holds still while you hover over it. Pause it with the pause button; it never rotates if your system asks for reduced motion.
Studies shows your Studies one at a time: the question, its composition over the last thirty days, and each signal's latest read. Step through them with the arrows. It is part of every new dashboard.
Studies speak up
When a signal in one of your Studies moves well outside its range (2.5 standard deviations from its 90-day average, with a real change over the month), Numen tells the Study's author in the app, once per move. Any item in the morning edition can go straight into a Study: choose Add to Study under the item, then pick a Study or start a new one from it.
Futures Frame shows a frame's four futures on its two axes and names the one the world sits in today — or says plainly when the reading is too close to call. Horizontal adds how each future has moved over thirty days. If your organization holds more than one frame, step through them with the arrows.
Related: [Market Signals](/help/modules/market-signals) · [Scenarios](/help/modules/scenarios) · [Macro View](/help/modules/macro-view)