Your Home page
What the four tiles on Home show, how to answer an RSVP from them, and how to add, remove and rearrange the boxes under More on your dashboard.
Home is where you land after you sign in, and the first button on the phone tab bar. It opens with Welcome back and your first name, then four tiles that answer what is coming up, who is talking to you, what you are running and what is going on in your Realms. Under them, a strip called More on your dashboard holds optional boxes you choose yourself.
The four tiles
Every tile loads on its own, so a slow message list never holds back your sessions. On a wide screen Upcoming sessions and Messages share the first row and Hosting and Your Realms share the second; on a phone they stack in that same order. The tiles are fixed: you can't move or remove them. The boxes under More are the part you arrange.
Upcoming sessions
With something on your calendar, the tile shows a map of every session you are going to or hosting, with the next one marked in full and the rest dimmed. Select the map to open the sessions map. Under it is your next session: the date, the time with its time zone, who is running it and how many seats are taken, then a row with your answer and Message the group, which opens the session's chat. The two sessions after it appear as cards marked Going or Hosting. View all opens your activity history.
With nothing booked, the tile says Nothing on your calendar yet. It then shows up to three sessions that fit you, each with the reason it was picked, or, if it has nothing to suggest, a line explaining that a session you RSVP to will land here. Find a session opens Sessions.
Messages
Up to six conversations, unread ones first and then the most recent, grouped under Campaign Chats, Circle Chats, Session Chats, Groups and Direct Messages. A group with nothing in it has no heading. Each row shows who said the newest line and how long ago, with that conversation's unread count on the right, and a pill in the tile's header reads N unread for all of them. View all opens Messages. With no conversations the tile says No conversations yet and offers Find members.
Hosting
The sessions you run or co-host, soonest first, up to two. Each card shows the time, a bar of how full it is, N of M seats and, when guests have asked to join, a link reading N requests pending. Three icon buttons sit on the card: Invite players and Edit or reschedule (both open the session page) and, for the host who created the session, a cancel button that asks you to confirm. Schedule in the header opens the form for a new session. If you host nothing, the tile says so.
Your Realms
A chip for every Realm you can see. A chip with a number is a Realm where something is going on for you. Below the chips are up to four rows, such as an issue on your pull list, an episode airing, a build in progress or a want-list match, each tagged with its Realm. If nothing is going on, the tile is titled Explore a Realm and suggests places to start. The Realms link opens the Realms page.
Answer an RSVP from Home
If you are going to your next session, you can change your answer without leaving Home.
Find Your RSVP
It sits under the next session on the Upcoming sessions tile. If you host that session, you see You're hosting and a Reschedule button instead.Choose an answer
Pick Going, Maybe or Can't go. The choice moves at once and moves back, with a message, if the change fails.
Maybe holds no seat but keeps the session's updates coming. Can't go gives your seat back, and someone on the waitlist may take it. If you paid for your seat, the tile has no Maybe, and Can't go asks Give up your paid seat? first. The seat is refunded unless it is past the host's refund cutoff, in which case it isn't. See RSVPs & waitlists for how seats and waitlists work.
Add, remove and rearrange boxes
More on your dashboard starts folded away as one dashed line that names the boxes inside. A new member has two: People you may know and Feed. Press Show to open it; it stays open or closed the way you left it on that browser.
Start customizing
Press Customize, on the folded strip or beside Hide once it is open. On a phone the folded strip has only Show: open it first, then choose Customize.Arrange the boxes
Move a box with the ▲ and ▼ buttons, or by holding its ⠿ handle. Each box also has size buttons, Small, Wide, Tall or Large, where it allows more than one, and a ✕ to remove it.Add a box
Under Add a box, press any box you want: for example Your campaigns, Your circles, Saved searches or Achievements. It shows a placeholder until you save.Save it
Press Save layout. Cancel drops your changes. Reset to default appears once your layout differs from the default and puts the original boxes back.
The layout belongs to your account, not to the browser, so it follows you to your other devices. On a phone the boxes are one column wide, whatever size you chose.
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