ℹ️ Atlas is rolling out a new dashboard in phases. If your dashboard doesn't match the screenshots in this article, you're still on the previous version. See [Navigating the Atlas dashboard (legacy)] for that guide. You can also switch between the two at any time from the Support tab.
The Atlas dashboard is your home base. It's the first screen you see when you open the Atlas app from your Shopify admin. From here you can track your store's performance, manage your projects, generate new pages and bundles, review your activity, and get help when you need it.
You can return to the dashboard at any time by clicking Atlas: AI Store Builder at the top of the left sidebar menu. No matter where you are in the app, this will always bring you back.
In this article:
Setup guide (new users only)
When you first open Atlas, you'll see the Setup guide at the top of your dashboard. It walks you through four steps to get your store up and running:
Build your store. Generate your first Atlas pages.
Publish product bundles. Create and publish your first bundle deal.
Add cart upsells. Set up your cart drawer experience.
Generate an additional product page. Test multiple products to find your winner.
Each step has a Proceed button that takes you directly to the right section of Atlas. As you complete steps, your progress bar fills up.
ℹ️ The Setup guide only appears for new users and only shows up once. After you complete all four steps, it disappears from your dashboard permanently.
Date range filter
Below the greeting, you'll find the date range filter. This controls the time period used for your revenue cards, conversion rate, and the revenue growth chart.
Available presets:
Today
Yesterday
Last 7 days
Last 30 days (default)
Last 90 days
Last 365 days
Year to Date
You can also pick a custom range using the calendar view.
Revenue and performance cards
Below the date filter, you'll see four performance cards:
AI store revenue. Total revenue from orders placed through your Atlas-generated pages.
Cart upsell revenue. Revenue from orders that included a cart upsell.
Bundler revenue. Revenue from orders that included a bundle deal.
Conversion rate. Percentage of page visitors who completed a purchase on an Atlas-generated page.
Each card shows the total for your selected date range, along with a percentage change and a small trend line so you can see performance at a glance.
Projects panel
On the left side of the middle section, you'll find the Projects panel. Projects let you organize your pages, bundles, cart drawers, and images into separate groups, which is especially useful if you're running multiple product lines or testing different store concepts.
Click the + icon next to "Projects" to create a new project. Give it a name and click Create.
Click any project in the list to filter the dashboard view to only items assigned to that project. Click All projects to see everything.
💡 For a complete guide to projects, see [Understanding Projects in Atlas].
Pages, bundles, cart drawers, and images tabs
To the right of the Projects panel, you'll see four tabs:
Pages. All generated and imported product, home, and landing pages.
Bundles. All bundle deals you've created.
Cart drawers. All cart drawer configurations.
Images. AI-generated product photos.
Each tab shows items filtered by the project you've selected in the Projects panel. If "All projects" is selected, you'll see everything.
For each item you'll see:
Name and type (e.g., Product Page, Home And Product Page)
Status. Published, generated, active, draft, etc.
Visitors
Conv.% (conversion rate)
Rev/visitor
Actions menu
Next to each item, you'll see either the project it's assigned to or a + Assign button. Click + Assign to add the item to an existing project.
Use the search icon to find a specific item, and the filter and sort icons to organize the list. Click View all pages at the bottom of the table to see the full list in the Your Pages section.
Revenue growth & conversion chart
Below the main table, you'll find the Revenue growth & conversion chart. This shows your performance over time across five metrics:
Store revenue
Bundler
Upsell Revenue
Conv. rate
AOV (average order value)
Hover over any point on the chart to see exact values for that day. Click any metric in the legend to toggle it on or off, which is useful when you want to isolate one trend.
Activity log
To the right of the chart, you'll see the Activity log. This automatically records important actions like publishing pages, bundles, and cart drawers, giving you a running history of what's changed on your store.
You can also add your own notes using the + Add custom note button. These notes appear on the revenue chart at the date you choose, so you can correlate store changes with performance.
To add a custom note:
Click + Add custom note
Pick the date you want the note to appear on the chart
Write a short description (e.g., "Ran a 20% discount offer for the weekend")
Click Save
💡 Custom notes are a powerful way to track what drove changes in your metrics. Use them to log promotions, ad campaigns, theme changes, or anything else that might affect your numbers.
Explore Atlas tools
The Explore Atlas tools section gives you quick access to every Atlas feature through visual cards:
Full store. Build a full store with home and product pages automatically using AI.
Product pages. Create high-converting product pages tailored to your brand.
Landing pages. Build high-converting listicles and advertorials.
Bundles. Create product bundles to increase average order value.
Cart drawer. Add upsell offers to the cart drawer to boost revenue.
Each card has a button that takes you straight into the creation flow for that tool.
Project dropdown
On the right side of the section, you'll see a Project: dropdown. This pre-selects the project destination for anything you create from these cards. So if you set it to "Summer Launch" and click Create product pages, the generated pages will automatically be assigned to the Summer Launch project.
💡 Set the Project dropdown before clicking a tool card to skip having to assign items manually afterward. It's a fast way to keep your work organized from the start.
Create new button
In the top right corner of the dashboard, you'll find the + Create new button. Clicking it opens the Create with Atlas AI modal, which gives you the same five creation options as the Explore Atlas tools section: Full store, Product pages, Landing pages, Bundles, and Cart drawer.
At the bottom of the modal, you'll see a Project destination dropdown where you can:
Select an existing project
Create a new project on the spot (+ Create a new project)
Leave it unassigned
Notifications
Next to the Create new button, you'll see a bell icon. Clicking it opens the notifications menu, where Atlas surfaces important updates and alerts related to your store, your plan, and your Atlas usage.
Affiliate program banner
At the bottom of the dashboard, you'll see a banner for the Atlas affiliate program, where you can earn 30% recurring commission for every user you refer. Click Join affiliate program to get started.
If you're not interested, you can hide or snooze the banner using the "..." menu on the right side of the banner.
For more details, see [Can I become an Atlas affiliate?].
Sidebar menu
The left sidebar gives you direct access to every section of the Atlas app:
Your Pages. View and manage all your generated and imported pages.
Bundle Deals. Set up and manage quantity discounts, BOGO deals, and bundle pricing.
Cart Upsells. Customize your cart drawer with upsells, A/B testing, and more.
AI Product Photos. Generate professional product images using AI.
Subscription. Manage your Atlas subscription, change plans, or cancel.
Community. See the Atlas entrepreneur leaderboard and track your rank.
Support. Access help resources, tutorials, FAQs, and contact the support team.
ℹ️ Landing pages (previously called Sales Pages) are now created from the Explore Atlas tools section or the Create new button. They no longer have their own dedicated sidebar tab.
Switching back to the classic dashboard
If you prefer the previous dashboard layout, you can switch back at any time:
Click Support in the sidebar
At the top of the Support page, you'll see a banner that reads "Prefer the classic dashboard? You can switch back anytime."
Click Switch to classic
You can switch back to the new dashboard from the same location whenever you want.
Next steps
[Understanding Projects in Atlas]
[Getting started with the Atlas Setup guide]
[Atlas community tab and leaderboard]
[How to generate pages with Atlas]