Dashboard

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

Open it from the CLI:

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

What’s in the dashboard

Services

The project’s home view lists every service with its status badge, generated domain, and a quick path to logs, metrics, secrets, and settings. Create new services (from a GitHub repo or empty) right from here.

Deployments

A timeline of every deploy, with per-deploy build logs and a detail drawer (commit, status, replicas). 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 a Usage view that breaks down consumption and cost across the project. Mirrors lizard metrics --cost.

Variables & Secrets

Manage service- and project-scoped secrets, with masked values and reference (${{…}}) support. See Variables & Secrets.

Domains

Add custom domains, view DNS records, and track verification and TLS status. See Custom Domains.

Managed addon browsers

Each addon ships a data browser:

• Postgres — a SQL/table editor to query and edit data.
• Redis — a key/value browser.
• S3 — a bucket and object browser with upload/download.

GitHub integration

Connect the GitHub App, pick repositories, and manage which repos Lizard can build. See GitHub Integration.

Settings, team & billing

Project and workspace settings, member invites and roles, plan/pricing, and usage-based billing.

CLI ↔ Dashboard

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