App dashboard

The Lizard dashboard is the visual companion to Lizard CLI. Everything you do with lizard … is reflected here, plus things that are easier with a UI — streaming logs, charts, the data browsers, Sandboxes, and team/billing management.

If you would rather not open a terminal at all, let the agent run the commands and watch the result here — the route in deploying an Antigravity app to production, where one prompt drives the deploy.

Open it from the CLI:

lizard open          # open the current project
lizard docs          # open this documentation

What’s in the dashboard

Services

Apps & databases in the sidebar lists every service with its status badge, generated domain, and a quick path to logs, metrics, secrets, and settings. Create a service with New Service: from a GitHub repository, from a folder on your computer, or as a database (Managed Postgres, Managed Redis) or Managed Object Storage.

A service’s Settings tab also has Serverless, which lets it sleep when idle (lizard sleep), and Pause, which stops it without deleting anything (lizard pause).

Deployments

Each service’s Overview tab lists its deploys. Open one to see its status, trigger, source, build logs and restarts. This is the visual equivalent of lizard events + lizard logs --build.

Logs

Live runtime and build log streaming with search and level filters — the UI counterpart to lizard logs.

Metrics & Usage

CPU, memory, network, and disk charts per service, plus the Usage page, which breaks down consumption and cost across the project. Mirrors lizard metrics --cost.

Variables & Secrets

Manage service-scoped secrets in a service’s Secrets tab and project-scoped ones in Global Secrets, with masked values and reference (${{…}}) support. See Variables & Secrets.

Domains

In a service’s Settings tab, add custom domains, view DNS records, and track verification and TLS status. See Networking.

Data browsers

Each managed addon ships a data browser:

• Managed Postgres — a SQL/table editor to query and edit data.
• Managed Redis — a key/value browser.
• Managed Object Storage — a bucket and object browser with upload/download and bucket access settings.

Sandboxes

The sidebar has Sandboxes, Volumes (Persistent Volumes), Templates and Agents. Create a sandbox with New Sandbox on the Sandboxes page; the count next to it shows how many run against your limit. During the trial, the dialog offers only the Small size in US regions. See Sandboxes quickstart.

GitHub integration

Connect GitHub from New Service → GitHub Repository. Once it is connected, Configure access under the repository list opens the GitHub App’s settings, where you choose which repositories Lizard can build. A public repository also deploys from its pasted URL, without connecting. See Deploy from GitHub.

Settings, team & billing

Settings, at the bottom of the sidebar, holds project and workspace settings, member invites and roles (Team), and your account settings. Open Billing from account settings or by clicking your plan at the top of the dashboard. It shows your plan, trial, usage in the current period, invoices and card. See Billing.

CLI ↔ Dashboard

Use whichever fits the moment — they operate on the same projects and services.

Updated October 21, 2026