The new dashboard: every request, limit and key on nine pages

On November 11, 2026 we released the rebuilt dashboard at dashboard.dipoleml.com, the account home for the Raven app, DCode and the DipoleML API from Dipole ML Inc. Its nine pages show your usage across all three, every request one by one with its result, each 6-hour and weekly window with when it resets, your API keys and your account.
Key facts
- The rebuilt dashboard went live on November 11, 2026 with nine pages: Home, Usage, Activity, Limits, API keys, Playground, Billing, Account and Support.
- Usage charts your requests across the Raven app, DCode and your API keys, and saves any period as a CSV file.
- Activity lists every request one by one with its result, and saves what it shows as a file.
- Limits shows each 6-hour and weekly window as a percentage, with when it resets.
- Account puts your ways to sign in, two-step sign-in, the apps signed in and the email we send you on one page.
The rebuilt dashboard is at dashboard.dipoleml.com. It is where you see your usage, manage your API keys, pay for plans and credits and look after your account, for the Raven app, DCode and the DipoleML API alike. You sign in with the same sign-in you use in the Raven app and DCode. It came the same day as the new Raven app.
What are the nine pages?
The side list holds Home, Usage, Activity and Limits; API keys and Playground under Build; and Billing, Account and Support under Account. Your credit balance shows beside it.
| Page | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Home | What needs your attention, four tiles for your Raven plan, the DCode Coding Plan, API credits and API spend this month, and the last 30 days split by the Raven app, DCode and the API. |
| Usage | Every request across the Raven app, DCode and your API keys, as a chart or a table, with a CSV file to download. |
| Activity | Each request one by one, with its result. |
| Limits | Each 6-hour and weekly window as a percentage, with when it resets. |
| API keys | Your keys with their spend, expiry and spending cap, your management keys, and a quickstart. |
| Playground | Raven Flash and Raven Max in the browser, and your last message as an API call. |
| Billing | Your plans, your API credits and the billing portal. |
| Account | Your profile, ways to sign in, two-step sign-in, the apps signed in and the email we send you. |
| Support | Tickets to a person, with our answers. |
What does Usage show?
Every request across the Raven app, DCode and your API keys. Choose Everything, Raven app, DCode or API, and a period of 24 hours, 7, 30 or 90 days. Count tokens, requests or API spend; split them by model, by where they were used or by token type; and show a chart or a table, with exact values when you hover over or tap a bar.
Totals for requests, tokens, input served from cache and API spend come with the change on the period before. Speed and reliability gives the share of requests that worked and the average time to the first word, and What the cache saved shows what caching saved on API calls. Download as a file saves the period as a CSV file.
How do I find one request?
On Activity, every request is listed one by one: the time, where it came from, the model, the tokens, the cost and the result. Filter by place, by model or by Did not finish, or find a request by its id. Show 50 more loads older requests, and Download as a file saves what is shown. The page shows numbers about a request, not what was asked or answered.
| Result | What it means |
|---|---|
| Worked | The request finished and the full answer was sent. |
| Stopped | The app that made the request closed the connection before the answer finished. Tokens made up to that point were counted. |
| Too many requests | More requests arrived at once than the plan allows. Sending it again a little later works. |
| Out of credits | The credit balance or the key's cap did not cover the request. |
| Refused | The request was not allowed, for example because the key or the plan does not cover it. |
| Raven was busy | Raven could not take the request at that moment. Sending it again usually works. |
| Did not finish | Something went wrong before the answer finished. Sending it again usually works. |
Open a request for its details and its id. Ask support about it starts a ticket with the id filled in, so the person who answers starts from the right request.
Find it
Activity lists every request with its result.
Open it
Its details show the request's id.
Ask support about it
A ticket starts with the id filled in.
Read our answer
We reply by email, and the answer appears under Your tickets.
How do I read my limits?
Each plan has two windows for each model: one for the current 6 hours and one for the week. A request needs room in both, and both refill by themselves; there is nothing to restart. Limits shows, for each plan and model, how much of each window is used, as a percentage, and when it resets. A window that is close to full is marked Nearly used up, and Home lists it under Needs your attention. When you have them, a Bonus allowance and the Raven Max trial show as tiles of their own. The Plans and Usage docs explain how the windows work.
What is on API keys and Playground?
API keys has three tabs. API keys lists each live key with its status, its id, its spend this month and over 30 days, when it was last used, its expiry and its spending cap; Edit changes the name, the cap and the expiry, and Revoke switches a key off for good. Management keys create, cap and revoke API keys by script and never call a model, and Quickstart has a first call to copy. Our story on API keys, spend caps and management keys explains how to give every app its own key.
Playground lets you try Raven Flash and Raven Max in the browser, counted against your Raven plan like the app. This as code shows your last message as an API call, ready to copy; that call, made with a key, uses your API credits.
What is on Billing, Account and Support?
Billing holds your Raven plan and the DCode Coding Plan with their price and renewal date, your API credit balance and its last 90 days, the credit packs of $5, $10, $20 and $50, and the billing portal for receipts, invoices and your card. Credits never expire.
Account brings your profile, your ways to sign in, two-step sign-in, the apps signed in and the email we send you onto one page, with a switch for each kind of email, and the Privacy Policy and Delete my account under Your data. Support sends a ticket to a person: say what it is about and what happened, add a request id from Activity if you have one, and attach screenshots. Your tickets lists what you sent with our answer, and we reply by email too.
The dashboard docs go through every page, and plans and credit packs are on the pricing page.
Questions and answers
Where do I see each request I made?
On Activity. Every request is listed one by one with its time, where it came from, the model, the tokens, the cost and the result. Open one for its details and its id; Ask support about it starts a ticket with the id filled in.
When does my allowance reset?
Limits shows it. For each plan and model, it shows how much of the current 6 hours and of this week is used, and when each window resets. A request needs room in both, and both refill by themselves.
Can I download my usage?
Yes. On Usage, Download as a file saves the period you chose as a CSV file. On Activity, the same button saves the requests shown.
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