A good dashboard is a cockpit: the six things you actually glance at, not every feature the app offers.
StackerTracker uses tiles you can add, remove, and resize—see Customizing your dashboard layout.
Pair price context with collection context
Commodity tiles sit next to container or item tiles so you are not mentally tab-switching. Commodity Prices module.
Headlines belong in The News module when you want curated noise control.
Common questions
- Will I break something moving tiles?
Cancel exits edit mode without saving; Save writes layout. Data stays safe.
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