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This guide explains how DevTune is organized once you are inside a team account and a project.

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Account Home

When you sign in, you land on the account’s Projects page. It lists every project in the team account and lets you create a new one. Click any project card to enter that project’s workspace.

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Project Home

Home is the first page inside a project. It is a status board rather than a dashboard: it tells you whether your measurement is trustworthy, where you stand in the loop, and what to look at next.

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Measurement coverage

Measurement coverage runs across the top. It rolls sensor state into the buyer questions DevTune can answer: Each capability reports Covered, Partial, or Not set up. One healthy crawler sensor covers AI crawler traffic, but the unused Cloudflare or edge middleware alternative remains visible as Not configured because you may need it for other hostnames. Either the Traffic snippet or GA4 covers AI referral visits. Search performance is Partial when only Search Console or GA4 is connected. A rejected credential or source that stopped reporting remains visible as a destructive sensor chip inside its capability. Check coverage before you interpret a change. A drop that follows a failed sensor is usually a measurement problem, not a demand problem. Selecting any capability opens Project settings → Integrations, where you connect or repair its sensors.

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Project loop

Below the sensors, four tiles show the loop and its current headline number:
  • Visibility - citations in the window, linking to Search Probes
  • AI Demand - sessions and answer fetches, linking to the Traffic Journey
  • Act - open actions, split into in progress and suggested
  • Outcomes - running and measured experiments
Any value DevTune cannot measure reads Not measured instead of zero.

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Needs attention

Needs attention lists the pages with the strongest current diagnosis, grouped by category:
  • Lost citations
  • Cited, at risk
  • Ranks on Google, not cited
  • Fetched, not cited
  • Locked
Selecting an entry opens the page in Audit.

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Recent activity, snapshot, and competition

  • Recent activity is a feed of completed probe runs, created and accepted actions, started experiments, completed audits, locked pages, dismissed findings, and newly connected sensors.
  • This window shows citations per day and AI sessions per day for the selected reporting window.
  • Competition shows where your presence sits relative to your closest tracked competitor.

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Project Sidebar

The sidebar groups every project surface under the loop:
  • Home
  • Visibility - Search Probes, Audit
  • AI Demand - Traffic Journey
  • Act - Actions, Agents
  • Outcomes - Outcomes
  • Settings - Project settings
See Navigating Your Project for what each entry contains.

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Top Navigation

At the top of every page you’ll find:
  • Project selector - Switch between projects quickly
  • Team selector - Switch between team accounts if you belong to multiple
  • Notifications - View alerts and updates
  • Account menu - Access settings and sign out

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Key Metrics at a Glance

Throughout the workspace, you’ll encounter a few recurring metric families.

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Search Probes metrics

  • Overall Presence Rate - How often completed AI Search responses cite a URL tracked to your brand
  • Share of Voice - Your relative citation and mention share versus tracked competitors
  • Brand Mentions - How often your brand is named directly in response text
  • Primary Citation Share - How often your tracked sources are the cited sources, not just mentioned

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Demand metrics

  • Answer fetches / AI referrals - Which AI platforms fetch your pages and send traffic

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Mobile Experience

DevTune is optimized for desktop use, but you can still:
  • View results and analytics on mobile
  • Check the notification bell and recent activity on project home
  • Review high-level dashboards
For detailed configuration, we recommend using a desktop browser.

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Next Steps