Speedify Dashboard Preferences Overview

This article explains how to customize your Speedify Dashboard by showing or hiding cards and reordering them so the information most useful to you appears first.

Let's Get Started

Step 1:

Open the Speedify hamburger menu in the top left corner of the screen. Under Preferences, open the Dashboard menu. You'll see a list of all available dashboard cards, each with a toggle on the right and a drag handle on the left.

Step 2:  

Use the toggle next to each card to control whether it appears on your dashboard. Toggle it on to show the card, or off to hide it. The cards you can show or hide include:

• Paired Devices - devices paired to this device using Speedify's Pair & Share feature
• Streams - streams that Speedify is actively enhancing
• Bypass - Bypass suggestions, services that you might want to route around the VPN tunnel
• Bonding Mode - your current bonding mode
• Graph - Networks - This is a real-time graph of your internet usage whenever you are connected to a Speedify Server
• Graph - Traffic - Real-time graph of your internet traffic
• Graph - Latency - Real-time graph of the latency (sometimes called ping) of your individual internet connections.
• Graph - Loss - Real-time graph of the packet loss of your individual internet connections.
• Graph - Local -Real-time graph showing all the traffic going around Speedify such as, for example, Netflix traffic if you have Bypass enabled for it.
• Statistics - usage and performance statistics
• News & Events - the latest Speedify news and updates
• Advanced ISP Stats - detailed stats for supported connections (such as Starlink)

Step 3: Reorder Cards

You can change the order cards appear on your dashboard by dragging them. Press and hold the drag handle (the dotted grid icon on the left side of a card) and drag it up or down to your preferred position. Cards closer to the top of the list will appear first on your dashboard.

Card Layout

The dashboard adapts to the size of your screen. On smaller screens, cards are displayed in a single column, stacked top to bottom in the order you've set. On larger screens, such as a tablet or desktop, the dashboard switches to a multi-column layout, arranging cards side by side to make better use of the available space.