> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.specific.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Dashboard

> Observe and manage your deployed projects, with a local counterpart during development.

The [dashboard](https://dashboard.specific.dev) is where you observe and manage everything you've deployed. Log in with the same account you use for `specific deploy`; your projects and environments appear automatically after the first deployment.

## What you can do

* **Service overview** - architecture visualization, per-service status, logs, metrics, and scaling.
* **Deployments** - view and track deployments across environments.
* **Database** - browse tables, run queries, and manage your Postgres databases.
* **Storage** - browse bucket contents and generate external S3 credentials.
* **Secrets and config** - update values in place; they take effect on the next deployment.
* **Crons** - inspect scheduled jobs and their runs, or trigger one with **Run now**.
* **Workflows** - the Temporal Web UI for your [Temporal](/guides/temporal) engines: monitor workflow executions, task queues, and workflow state.
* **Analytics** - traffic analytics for your services.
* **Jobs** - run [one-off commands](/guides/jobs) against a deployed service.
* **Custom domains** - add, list, and remove [domains](/guides/domains).
* **GitHub integration** - deploy automatically on every push and get [preview environments](/guides/previews) per pull request.

Logs and metrics are also queryable from the CLI; see [Observability](/guides/observability).

## The local dashboard

Local development has the same dashboard: `specific dev` launches a local mirror of it, usually at `http://localhost:3000` (the exact URL is printed at startup, and each [instance](/concepts/local-development#multiple-instances) run with `--key` gets its own). It drops the features that don't apply locally, like deployments, domains, and scaling, and keeps everything you need while building: the architecture view, database browser, storage browser, crons, and workflows.