A dashboard that says how it goes
The account overview is now a dashboard: the period's figures against the period before, thirty days of spend per product, usage per product, site and project. Plus gallery shelves and a wider website.
Three numbers and a table was an overview. A dashboard says how it goes, and that is what the account opens on now.
The figures, with their meaning
Four cards across the top. The credit, and how many days it lasts at this month's pace. What was spent in the period, and how that compares to the period before. How many steps ran, in how many conversations. How many sites are connected, and how many still wait for the plugin. Each card links to the page with the detail.
The period is yours to choose: today, this week, this month, this quarter. Every figure and every table follows the choice.
Thirty days, drawn
Under the cards, the last thirty days of spend as one column per day, each column split per product: T-Builder in red, T-Design in violet, every later product in its own colour. A quiet week and a busy Thursday read at a glance, and the legend says what each product cost in total.
Next to the chart, while the account is new, the ten-minute checklist with a progress bar. Once everything is in place it gives way to the account's own facts: last top-up, products, projects, sites, and the way to invoices and the team.
Per product, per site, per project
One card, three tabs, each with its count. Per product: steps, conversations, tokens, cost and the share of the period. Per site: the same for every site the agent worked on. Projects: every project with its site, whether that site is connected, how many runs it had and when it last changed, with the way in.
On the website
The "what is inside" section of the home page now runs edge to edge: the real marks of WordPress, Elementor, Claude, Google Search Console, PageSpeed Insights, DataForSEO, Pixabay and Stripe pass slowly in a band across the whole width, with Semrush and Ahrefs for the studios that bring a key of their own.
Shelves in the gallery
tredcoo.ai/templates now sorts the way a theme market does: business, agency and creative, portfolio, shop, restaurant and food, landing page, blog, events, real estate, health, education, non-profit, personal. The shelf row stays on top while you scroll, each shelf says how many designs stand on it, and one page or multi page is a second switch. The shelf is set in the admin next to the title.
One record for the company
The company page of the account used to keep its own copy of the name, the VAT number and the address, and send it on. Now it reads and writes the platform's customer record, the same row the team edits in the admin, so a change on either side shows on both and the invoice prints what the page shows.
The full width
The public pages no longer stop at a fixed column in the middle of a wide screen: the home page, the gallery and the design pages use the width they are given, and on a phone everything still stacks.