Dashboard

The Dashboard is the first page you see after signing in. It combines a summary of what changed across everything you track with a snapshot of what’s trending on TikTok right now. Each section loads independently, so the page appears instantly and blocks fill in as their data is ready.

Until you track your first item, the Dashboard’s heading is Track your first creator, with a search box right under it, and the page leads with what’s trending. As soon as you track anything — a profile, a hashtag, a sound, or a keyword — the heading becomes your workspace name and the page switches to your own numbers.

Next to the heading, a compact line shows your plan and how much of it you’re using. The plan is the workspace owner’s, so every member of a team workspace sees the plan and limits that actually apply. During a trial, the plan isn’t shown here: the banner at the top of the page shows the days left instead. Portfolios and Tracked Items are shown against your plan’s limits — tracked items counts everything tracked across the workspace (profiles, hashtags, sounds, and keywords). An item that’s in several portfolios counts once, and the Sample portfolio and Archived items don’t count. See Plans & Billing.

Portfolio pulse

A recap of what moved across everything you track, rather than a set of fixed totals. The card title names the span it covers, for example “Portfolio pulse · last 14 days”.

Profiles, Hashtags and Audio — one column per group, each listing up to five of your tracked items with the biggest change, rising or falling: follower change for profiles, the change in new posts using the tag for hashtags, and the change in videos using the sound for sounds. ▲ marks a rise and ▼ a fall, with the percentage change where there’s a meaningful baseline. Items that didn’t change are left out, and a group with nothing to show is hidden. Click any item to open its page.
Window — profiles and sounds are measured over at least 14 days, the span named in the card title. Hashtags compare the last 7 days with the 7 days before.
Headline — a short summary of the period at the top of the card.
Why it moved — notable changes can get a one-line explanation underneath.
Best post — the most-engaged post among those updated in the last 7 days, shown at the bottom of the card (see Best post).

If nothing notable moved in the window, the card says so instead of padding the list. Exact definitions live in Scores & Methodology.

Top movers

A separate card, shown once you track at least one profile. It covers profiles only: the five tracked profiles with the biggest follower change over the period you select, with rising profiles marked ▲ and falling ones ▼. Hashtag and sound changes appear in the portfolio pulse instead. Periods beyond your plan’s history window are shown locked with an upgrade hint. Click any profile to open its profile page.

Your portfolios

A card listing your portfolios, each linking to its own page; portfolios that contain profiles also show a short summary line. The All → link opens the full Portfolios list.

Best post

Shown once you track at least one profile. The post with the most engagement (likes + comments + shares) among your tracked profiles’ posts whose stats were updated in the last 7 days. Engagement is the post’s lifetime total, so an older post that is still collecting views can take the spot — cover, caption, and plays, likes, comments, and shares included. Click through to the full post page.

A live slice of trend data: trending hashtags and sounds for a region you pick with the selector (before you track anything, trending posts are shown too). It answers “what’s hot right now” without leaving your home page; the Explore → link opens the full Trends view — see the Trends guide.

Tips

The pulse reflects your whole workspace, not one portfolio. For per-portfolio numbers, open the portfolio’s own page — see Portfolios.
Not tracking anything yet? The Dashboard starts in discovery mode — add creators, hashtags, or sounds via Search and your numbers appear.