Dashboard

The Dashboard tab is the first screen you see when you launch the app. It is where you get an overview of your account pool's health and follow a run's progress in real time. The screen has three blocks, top to bottom: the four stat cards, the Run panel, and the Task Result Breakdown.

The four stat cards

The four top cards read their numbers live from the database (the whole account table), not from the current run. These are the same numbers the filters in the Accounts tab use.

Card	Color	Meaning	Sub-line
Total Accounts	Neutral	Total Google accounts stored in the app.	None.
Live	Green	Healthy accounts that passed their status check.	`{rate}% of total` — Live over total, rounded to a whole number.
Verify	Amber	Accounts that need attention (phone verify / challenge / captcha).	`needs attention` — shown only when the count > 0.
Disabled	Red	Accounts disabled / banned by Google.	None.

Live means the account passed its status check, not that it is currently running. For Live, if the total is 0 the rate shows 0%. For Verify, when the count drops to 0 the needs attention line disappears entirely (there is no reassuring "all good" message).

A rising Disabled number across runs is the signal that accounts are being detected and banned. When it climbs, ease off the intensity and check your proxies and behavior settings.

The Run panel

This is the main run monitor. While running, the header reads Automation Running with a pulsing green dot; when stopped, it changes to Last Run. The panel only appears once at least one run has happened — before your first run you see the empty state instead (below).

Click Start — launch the run from the status bar at the bottom of the window.
Watch the pulsing green dot — with Automation Running, signalling the run is live.
Read the big percentage — top-right, and also the width of the progress bar. Formula: processed / total × 100.
Scan the metric row — Progress, Elapsed, Completed, Failed.
Check the Current line — up to 3 running emails, plus +N more when there are more.

Metric	Meaning
Progress	Shown as `processed / total`.
Elapsed	Live clock (hours / minutes / seconds), ticking every second.
Completed	Count of finished accounts (green).
Failed	Count of failed accounts (red).
Current	The emails running right now (only shown while actually running).

Elapsed is computed from the start time stored in the database (read as UTC). If your machine's system clock is wrong, the elapsed time will be skewed. Also, the percentage is based on processed / total, so with retries the bar can look like it "stalls" for a while — that is normal.

The empty state: "Ready to run automation"

On a fresh install, or before your first run, in place of the run panel you see a friendly block centered on screen: a sparkle icon, the title Ready to run automation, and the guidance "Select accounts in the Accounts tab, then click Start below to begin."

This block only shows while there is no active run and no progress data yet. As soon as your first run produces data, the run panel replaces it and you won't see the empty screen again for that session.

Task Result Breakdown

At the bottom of the Dashboard, the Task Result Breakdown section (up-trend icon) is a horizontal bar chart summarizing how many accounts ended with each result. Each row has: a result label (colored by outcome), a horizontal bar sized to its share, and a count + percentage on the right.

Run automation at least once — before that, this section shows "No task results yet. Start automation to see breakdown here."
Scroll to the bottom of the Dashboard — to the Task Result Breakdown section.
Read each row — colored label, bar length, count and percentage.

Label color	Meaning	Keywords that trigger it
Green	Success	`ok`, `appeal submitted`, `da khang`
Red	Failure	`fail`, `dead`, `timeout`, `error`
Amber	Warning / needs handling	`verify`, `challenge`, `required`
Grey	Other	matches none of the keywords above

Percentages are computed against the TOTAL account count (the Total Accounts card), not against the number of accounts in this run. So if you run 10 of 500 accounts, the percentages will look very small — that is not a bug. Colors are guessed by keyword-matching the result text.