> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://zepeed.mintlify.site/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Dashboard

> Read and interpret speedtest results, history, and trends from the Zepeed dashboard.

The dashboard is the main view in Zepeed. It shows your latest speedtest results, historical trends, and the status of each scheduled test — everything you need to spot connection issues at a glance.

## Overview cards

The top of the dashboard displays summary cards for the most recent test run:

* **Download** — Latest measured download speed in Mbps.
* **Upload** — Latest measured upload speed in Mbps.
* **Ping** — Latency in milliseconds at the time of the test.
* **Jitter** — Variation in latency across the test.
* **Provider** — Which provider produced the result (Ookla, LibreSpeed, Cloudflare, or Fast.com).
* **Status** — `Success`, `Failed`, or `Skipped` (e.g., during a [maintenance window](/configuration/maintenance-windows)).

Each card compares the latest value to a recent baseline so you can immediately see whether speeds are up, down, or stable.

## History and trends

Below the summary cards, the dashboard shows time-series charts:

* **Download / upload over time** — Line chart of bandwidth across the selected range.
* **Ping over time** — Latency chart, useful for spotting jitter or brief outages.
* **Per-provider comparison** — Overlay multiple providers to see how their measurements differ.

Use the **time range selector** (top right of the charts) to switch between last hour, day, week, month, or a custom range.

<Tip>
  Compare providers across the same time range to validate suspicious results. If one provider shows a drop and others don't, the issue is likely with that provider's server, not your connection.
</Tip>

## Recent runs table

A scrollable table lists individual test runs with:

* Timestamp
* Provider
* Download / upload / ping / jitter
* Status (success / failed)
* Action menu (view details, delete, retry)

Click any row to open a detailed view with full result data, raw provider output, and any related error messages.

## Run a test on demand

The **Run Test** button in the top right of the dashboard triggers a manual test immediately:

<Steps>
  <Step title="Click Run Test">
    Open the dashboard and click **Run Test**.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Choose a provider">
    Select which enabled provider should run the test.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Wait for completion">
    The result appears in real time and is saved to history alongside scheduled runs.
  </Step>
</Steps>

Manual runs use the same providers and storage as scheduled runs — there's no separate history.

## Live status

When a scheduled or manual test is executing, a live status indicator shows progress in real time using the built-in WebSocket connection. If you don't see live updates, see [Troubleshooting — WebSocket not connecting](/troubleshooting).

## Filters

The dashboard supports filtering by:

* **Provider** — Show only results from a specific provider.
* **Status** — Show only successful or failed runs.
* **Date range** — Limit to a custom window.
* **Schedule** — Show only runs produced by a specific schedule.

Filters persist while you navigate but reset when you sign out.

## Exporting data

For anything beyond the built-in views, use the [API reference](/api-reference) to pull raw test data into Grafana, Prometheus, or your own dashboards.

## Related pages

* [Providers and schedule](/Providers-and-schedule)
* [Ping monitoring](/configuration/ping-monitoring)
* [Maintenance windows](/configuration/maintenance-windows)
* [API reference](/api-reference)