The dashboard is the top-level starting point for LenGrowth.

Use the dashboard when you want a quick summary of the account without opening a specific company first.

The page brings together:

It is the product's broadest overview screen, so it is a good place to start when the user is not sure where to go next.

Use the dashboard when:

If you already know which company or task you want, you may go straight to that page instead.

At the top of the page, the dashboard greets the user with the heading Welcome to your Workspace.

This section includes:

There is also a Refresh button in the top right so the page can be reloaded without navigating away.

The dashboard shows simple counters for:

The Companies counter shows how many company profiles are in the account. The Completed counter shows how many tasks in the recent task set are marked done.

These counters are intentionally lightweight. They are not meant to replace the task list or pipeline. They are only meant to tell the user whether the account is active and moving.

If the account has at least one company, the dashboard adds a card called Today's focus.

This card shows a focused summary for the primary company and badges such as:

The page uses these badges to help customers understand where the work stands before they click into task details.

If there are focus items, each item appears as a linked row with the task title, a short summary, and an alignment label.

If there are no focus items yet, the page explains that the user should set the macro objective and activate tasks first.

The Up Next card lists the highest-priority tasks across the account.

This is where customers should look when they want to know what to do next, especially if they are juggling multiple companies. The card sorts tasks so items that need input or have more urgent states rise to the top.

The row style changes depending on whether a task needs input. Tasks that are waiting for input are visually emphasized so the user can spot them quickly.

If there are no tasks at all, the dashboard shows a Queue is empty state and offers a Run Growth Diagnostics button.

The Your Companies card lists all the company profiles in the account.

Each row shows the company name and, when available, the industry. The row also gives the user a direct path into that company's workspace.

If there are no companies yet, the card switches to an empty state and invites the user to add the first company.

Go to https://lengrowth.com/dashboard.

If the page is loading, wait for the spinner to finish before trying to interpret the counters or task list.

Look at the Companies counter and the Your Companies list.

If the count is zero, the dashboard is telling you that you need to create a company before most of the workspace flow can start.

If Today's focus is visible, read the summary and the badges before opening the underlying task.

This helps you understand whether the current task set is aligned, needs review, or is outside scope.

Use the Up Next list to spot the highest-priority tasks. If a task says it needs input, that usually means the next step is not simply to wait; it means the user should open the task and provide the missing piece.

Use Open Company Workspace or the row in Your Companies to jump into a company-specific route.

That route pattern is /companies/[id].

The dashboard is usually a launching point, not the final destination.

After the user chooses a company from the dashboard, they move into the company workspace, where LenGrowth can show the company profile, active tasks, completed work, pipeline progress, and strategy hub.

After the user chooses a task from Up Next, they move into the task detail or task list flow where they can review status, input, and next actions.

If the account has no tasks yet, Run Growth Diagnostics gives the user a clear next move instead of leaving the dashboard empty.

If there are no companies or no tasks yet, the dashboard will naturally have fewer sections. That is not a bug. It means the account still needs setup.

The dashboard is a summary page. If you need the full task list, use the company workspace, the tasks page, or the pipeline.

Refresh reloads the page data. If there is no new task activity, the page may look the same after the reload.

The Today's focus card only appears when there is at least one company. If the user has not created a company yet, they need to add one first.