Finding your way around

Four places cover almost everything you do in Toft.

The app list

Where you land after signing in.

• Mine — apps you own, a group you belong to owns, or that were shared with you.
• All apps — every app on the install whose name you may see.

An app you can see but not open is listed so you can ask the owner for access. Filter by status, tag and more; search by name.

An app’s page

Tabs appear according to your access and what the install has enabled. A tab for something your install does not have is absent, not disabled.

Tab	What it answers
Overview	Is it running, its URL, the serving deployment, what needs attention.
Logs	The run log, each deploy’s build log, and the app’s events.
Deployments	Every deployment, the one serving, rollback.
Usage	Who opened it and what it consumes.
Automation	The app’s jobs: run one now, pause a schedule, read runs.
Dependencies	What it installs and what your install’s policy says about it.
Integrations	Where this app may send messages and files.
Reach	Everything the platform has given this app, in one place.
Access	Visibility, who it is shared with, and pending requests.
Settings	Name, source, environment variables, runtime, tags, deletion.

See The app page for detail.

Your own pages

Under Your account (in the user menu):

Tab
Overview	Who you are and your role.
Access	Everything you can reach on this install.
Storage	Storage you hold a grant on.
Credentials	Your API keys.
Security	Sign-in history, and signing out everywhere.

Command palette

Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux) to search pages, apps and settings. Word order does not matter: idle sleep and sleep idle find the same setting.

Documentation

Documentation links to these guides for your install’s version — user, admin, and CLI & SDK — and to your organization’s knowledge base, if your administrator has chosen one. The knowledge base is also linked in the header.