Finding your way
The sidebar, the search that jumps to anything, the keyboard shortcuts, and the places the dashboard teaches itself.
Authenticator and Obfuscator
The dashboard serves two products. The product switch at the top of the sidebar changes the page list: Authenticator is licenses, accounts and live sessions for your program; Obfuscator protects the program file itself and has its own pages, described under Obfuscator.
Top bar
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Application picker | Chooses the application every page shows. Check it before you act: licenses, bans, sessions and logs are all per application. |
| Live readings | Auth server shows whether Atlas is reachable and its response time; click it for the status page. Sessions and Bans count the selected application's live sessions and active bans and only appear above zero. They refresh by themselves. |
| Setup chip | Appears while the application has open setup issues, with their number: no licenses yet, no authorized build, application disabled, no webhook, hardware lock off, email verification off, accounts without an email, no renewal warning. Click it to open the guide. |
| Eye | Blurs IP addresses, emails and other personal data on screen, for screen sharing. It is remembered for the browser session. |
| Bell | Notifications: sign-in alerts, billing notices and replies from the team. Mark all read clears the dot. |
| Plus | Create menu: a license or account, a ban, or an application, from any page. |
| Question mark | Help menu: Help page, Documentation, keyboard shortcuts, the dashboard tour, service status, the SDK repositories, the feedback board and Discord. |
Search anything
Press Ctrl K (Cmd K on a Mac) anywhere in the dashboard. Type to jump to a page or an application, or to search the docs: two letters are enough, and a result opens in a new tab.
Paste a license key, an IP address or a hardware ID and the first result opens everything Atlas knows about it: the license, its sessions, its bans and its recent log entries. The same pop-up opens when you click any key, address or hardware ID in a table.
Keyboard shortcuts
Press ? in the dashboard for this list.
| Keys | Action |
|---|---|
| Ctrl K | Search |
| / | Focus the search box on the current page |
| j or Down, k or Up | Next or previous row |
| Enter | Open the focused row |
| e | Edit the focused row |
| x | Select the focused row |
| g then a letter | Jump: o Overview, a Applications, u Users, b Bans, m Monitor, l Logs, v Variables, r Resellers, e Automation, s Settings, h Help |
| [ or Ctrl B | Collapse or expand the sidebar |
| Esc | Close a panel, dialog or menu |
On a phone
Applications, Overview, Users and Bans sit in a bar at the bottom of the screen; More opens the rest of the pages. Swipe from the right edge of the screen to open the full menu, which also lists every public page of Atlas.
Built-in guidance
- Tour. A one-minute walk through the sidebar, the top bar and search. Start it from the help menu or from the Help page.
- First-visit tips. Each page shows one short note the first time you open it. Got it dismisses it for good; Show the first-time tips again on the Help page brings them back.
- Docs link. Every page header and every Settings tab links to its docs page.
- Setup checklist. On the Overview of a new application.