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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 tells you whether your measurement can be trusted, where the project stands, and what to do next. The header shows the reporting window, Last 30 days.

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Coverage

Coverage sits in the page header, beside the project name and primary domain. Its dot takes the color of the worst sensor, and it shows how many sensors need attention. Select it to open Measurement coverage, which lists every sensor under the buyer question it answers: Each sensor shows its state, such as Active, Syncing, Stale, Failed or Not configured, with a note when it needs attention, such as reconnecting. Once one sensor in a capability is set up, the unused alternatives are hidden. Check coverage before you interpret a change. A drop that follows a failed sensor is usually a measurement problem, not a demand problem. If your role can manage sensors, select Integrations in the dialog to connect or repair one in Settings › Integrations.

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Get started

Until a project has been through the loop once, Get started sits at the top of Home with four steps:
  1. First answers - Visibility has measured your product in AI answers
  2. Accept a fix - you accepted an action
  3. Connect a sensor - Cloudflare, edge middleware or the site snippet is reporting AI Traffic
  4. Mark a fix live - you published a fix and selected Mark live on its action
Each step completes from your project’s data, and the next one links to where you take it: Open Visibility, Open the suggestion, Create an action, Connect a sensor or Open the fix. A step DevTune is still working on shows In progress. The sensor step appears only on plans that include AI Traffic, and the two action steps only on plans that include Actions. If your role can’t take a step, it tells you to ask an owner. Select Collapse to shrink the block to one row that shows your progress and the next step; Expand brings the list back. The block goes away once every step is done.

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Headline tiles

Four tiles give the loop’s headline numbers. Select a tile to open its page.
  • Visibility - presence rate, with your citation count below it. Opens Insights › Visibility.
  • Traffic - answer fetches. Opens Insights › AI Traffic.
  • Referrals - AI referral sessions. Opens the Referrals tab in Insights › AI Traffic.
  • Results - how many measured actions improved, out of those with a conclusive result, and how many are still measuring. Opens Results.
A value DevTune cannot measure shows a dash or Not measured instead of zero.

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Cards

  • Suggested actions - the top suggestions waiting on a decision. Select View all to open them in Actions.
  • Tracked actions - accepted and live actions, with their state. Select View all to open them in Actions.
  • Competition - your presence rate beside your tracked competitors’, with a line saying who leads and by how much. Select View competitors to open the Competitors tab in Visibility.
  • Agents - recent agent runs and their status. Select Open Agents to open the roster.
  • Usage - your plan, its renewal date, and usage against your limits for tracked prompts, tracked pages and AI Traffic events. Select Billing to open billing.
  • Credits - credits held and spent this billing period. Select View transactions for the ledger.

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Project Sidebar

The project sidebar follows the loop:
  • Home
  • Actions
  • Agents
  • Results
  • Insights - Visibility, Audit, AI Traffic
  • 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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Visibility metrics

  • Overall Presence Rate - How often completed AI Search responses cite a URL tracked to your brand
  • Share of Voice - Your citations as a share of your citations plus your tracked competitors’ citations
  • 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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Traffic metrics

  • Crawls - AI systems retrieving your pages to index them
  • Answer fetches - AI systems retrieving a page to build an answer
  • Referrals - visits that arrive from an AI answer
  • 404 demand - pages AI systems keep requesting that don’t exist on your site

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Mobile Experience

DevTune is optimized for desktop use, but you can still:
  • View results and analytics on mobile
  • Check coverage and the headline tiles on Home
  • Review suggested and tracked actions
For detailed configuration, we recommend using a desktop browser.

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Next Steps