> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.surnex.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Project dashboard > Your project's headline metrics in one view — rankings, authority, AI visibility, and recent activity. The **Dashboard** is where a project opens. It pulls the headline number from each area of Surnex into one screen, so you can see what changed without visiting six pages. ## Stat cards | Card | What it shows | | --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Avg Position** | Mean position across your tracked keywords that rank | | **Domain Rank** | Your domain's authority score | | **AI Overview Rate** | Share of tracked keywords where Google returned an AI Overview | | **GEO Citation Rate** | How often your brand is cited in AI answers for your topics | The four are deliberately from different systems: [rank tracking](/tracking/overview), [backlinks](/backlinks/overview), [AI search](/ai/overview), and [GEO](/geo/overview). Each updates on its own [collection schedule](/projects/data-collection), so they won't all be from the same moment. **Avg Position** excludes keywords that don't rank at all, so it can improve when a keyword falls out of the top 100 entirely. Read it alongside the distribution bar below rather than on its own. ## Ranking Distribution A single stacked bar showing how your tracked keywords are spread across position bands: | Segment | Positions | | --------------- | ------------------- | | **Top 3** | 1–3 | | **Top 10** | 4–10 | | **Top 20** | 11–20 | | **Top 50** | 21–50 | | **Top 100** | 51–100 | | **Not Ranking** | Outside the top 100 | The bands are exclusive, so the segments sum to your total tracked keywords. Hover a segment for its label and count. The shape matters more than any single number. A bar dominated by **Not Ranking** and **Top 100** means you're tracking keywords you're not competitive for yet — useful as a target list, but the **Avg Position** figure above will be misleading, since it only averages the minority that rank. ## Recent Audits The latest [site audits](/audits/overview) with their scores and status. Empty state: **No audits yet** — "Run a site audit to see results". Because audits don't run on a schedule, this panel is the quickest way to notice your last crawl was months ago. ## Top Movers Keywords whose positions changed most recently, from the same data as [Position changes](/tracking/changes). Empty state: **No ranking changes** — "Position changes will appear here". Empty on a new project: movement needs two rank checks to compare. ## Backlink Stats Four figures from your [backlink profile](/backlinks/overview): | Figure | What it is | | ----------------------- | -------------------------------------- | | **Referring Domains** | Distinct domains linking to you | | **Total Backlinks** | Every individual link | | **Dofollow / Nofollow** | The split between them | | **Dofollow Ratio** | Dofollow links as a share of the total | **Dofollow Ratio** is the one to watch over time. A natural profile has a healthy mix; a ratio that's very high or very low is worth investigating — near-total dofollow can indicate bought links, while near-total nofollow means your links aren't passing authority. ## A new project Immediately after [creating a project](/projects/add), most of this is empty. Panels fill in as each background job finishes — rankings within minutes, a full site audit up to an hour. You don't need to keep the page open. ## Where to go next The full picture behind Avg Position and the distribution bar. Run a crawl and work through the issues. The profile behind Domain Rank. What's behind the two AI rates.