# Dashboard

Every app on the phone, its status and its live logs, in your browser. It runs on your computer, so only your computer can open it.

## Open it

```sh
$ dukoi dashboard
Dashboard for a024: http://127.0.0.1:7071
Only this computer can open it. Press Ctrl+C to stop.
```

Your browser opens on its own. `--no-open` skips that. If port 7071 is busy, it takes the next free one.

## What you can do

-   See every app with its status and public link.
-   Open an app for its live logs, its releases and its URLs.
-   **Restart** an app, or **Roll back** to any release it still has.
-   In **Settings**, check the phone’s details and storage, disconnect it from Cloudflare, stop every app or unpair this computer.

## Why it’s safe

The dashboard listens on `127.0.0.1`, so other devices on your network can’t reach it. It talks to the phone with this computer’s pairing key, like the CLI does, and the key never reaches the browser.

> More than one phone?
> 
> The dashboard shows the last phone you used. Pick another with `dukoi dashboard --device pixel-6`.