> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.podtorrent.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.podtorrent.com/for-operators/dashboard.md).

# Operator dashboard (preview)

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**Preview.** The dashboard is built but not live yet. This page describes what it will show.
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The operator dashboard is a private web page for operators. You sign in with your email, and you only ever see your own data. It shows counts, timings and money, never prompts or answers.

## What's on it

| Section                 | Shows                                                                                                                                                            |
| ----------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Nodes**               | Each node live: connected or not, agent version, tiers, and per model the precision, slots and free slots                                                        |
| **Speed**               | Per node and model: time to first token (median and 95th percentile), tokens per second per request, peak tokens per second, and peak tokens per second per watt |
| **Tokens and earnings** | Per day, node and model: requests, tokens, earnings from matched requests, and the value of unmatched ones                                                       |
| **Your clients**        | If you [bring your own clients](/for-operators/own-clients.md): requests, tokens and billed amount per client key, and how much ran on your own nodes            |

You can look back up to 90 days.

## Tokens per watt

To see tokens per watt, declare your power draw at full load in the manifest, node-wide or per model:

```json
{ "node": "example-node-01", "power_watts": 1400, "models": [ ... ] }
```

It's only used for this figure. Support for `power_watts` arrives in the next agent release.


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