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Understanding Your Guardian Dashboard

Your dashboard is where Guardian’s readings become something you can use: current conditions, trends over time, and a heads-up when something shifts.

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What Your Dashboard Is For

From one place, you can see current conditions, look back at how they’ve changed, and set Guardian to flag the moments worth noticing. Whether you’re glancing at today or comparing this week to last, the dashboard turns raw measurements into something readable.

You’ll sign in with the credentials from your setup. Once you’re in, your connected Guardian and its latest readings are right there on the home screen.

Dashboard login & homeScreenshot to add once we have the production dashboard

What You’ll See

The exact layout depends on your Guardian’s configuration, but most dashboards bring together the same handful of panels:

Current readings

Your Guardian’s latest measurements, updating on their own as it monitors.

Historical trends

Graphs that show how conditions move across a day, a week, or longer.

Alerts & status

Notifications when a reading moves out of range, plus your device’s health.

Full dashboard homeScreenshot to add

Your Current Readings

These are the measurements Guardian may show. They update automatically as it samples the air around it. We’re confirming the exact set and units against the production dashboard.

Carbon Dioxide (CO₂)

A practical marker of how well a room is ventilated. It tends to climb when a space is closed up and occupied.

TVOCs

Total volatile organic compounds: the gases given off by everyday products, finishes, and materials.

Fine Particulate Matter

Tiny airborne particles, tracked because they stay suspended in the air you breathe.

Temperature

The ambient temperature where Guardian sits, useful context for the other readings.

Relative Humidity

How much moisture is in the air, shown as a percentage.

Air Quality Index

A single combined summary score.

Confirming if shown
Current measurements panelScreenshot to add

Trends Over Time

A single reading is a snapshot. The trend view is where the dashboard earns its keep, letting you spot patterns, compare one day to another, and see how a room responds after you change something. It’s usually more useful to watch the shape of the line than to react to any one number.

Read the line, not the dot

Readings rise and fall through the day as you cook, clean, ventilate, and move around. Trends give that movement context.

Trend graphScreenshot to add

Alerts

If alerts are turned on, Guardian can let you know when a measurement you care about moves outside your preferred range, so you stay aware even when you’re not looking at the dashboard. Depending on configuration, alerts may be available for readings such as relative humidity, CO₂, particulate matter, TVOCs, and temperature.

Finding and reading an alert

  • 1
    Sign in and open the Alerts section of your dashboard.
  • 2
    Review anything active or recent.
  • 3
    Select an alert to see which measurement changed, the recorded value, and when it happened.

Where it’s supported, you may be able to choose which measurements trigger alerts, adjust the thresholds, turn alerts on or off, and pick how you’re notified. Guardian may deliver alerts through the dashboard, by email, or on mobile. We’re confirming exactly which of these are available.

Alerts page & example alertScreenshot to add

Device Status

The dashboard also keeps an eye on Guardian itself: whether it’s online, how the sensors are doing, its connection, and its firmware version. It’s the first place to look if a reading seems off.

Device information panelScreenshot to add
? Common questions

Dashboard FAQs

The ones we can answer today. A few more are waiting on the production dashboard.

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Why do my readings change throughout the day?+
Indoor air shifts constantly as people cook, clean, shower, open windows, run HVAC, and come and go. Small fluctuations are normal. Watching the trend tells you more than any single reading.
Should I act on one high reading?+
Usually not on its own. A brief spike often traces back to something ordinary nearby. If a reading stays elevated across a trend, that’s the more meaningful signal, and a good moment to reach out.
How often does the dashboard update?+
Readings refresh automatically while Guardian monitors. We’re confirming the exact refresh interval and will add it here once engineering verifies it.
Before this goes live

What This Page Still Needs

This merges the Dashboard and Alerts guides into one place. Here’s everything outstanding, pulled straight from both source docs, so we can see the whole gap in one view.

Answers to confirm

  • How do customers log in, and what is the dashboard officially called?
  • Which metrics are displayed, and does it show an AQI?
  • How often do readings update?
  • Can data be exported, and how?
  • Which measurements support alerts?
  • Are thresholds preset, customizable, or both?
  • How are alerts delivered (dashboard, email, push, SMS)?
  • Can alerts be disabled, acknowledged, or dismissed? Is there an alert history?
  • Can users manage more than one Guardian, with different settings each?
  • What settings exist, and are firmware updates started from the dashboard?

Screenshots & video to add

  • Login screen
  • Dashboard home
  • Current readings panel
  • Historical trends
  • Device details & sensor health
  • Alerts page & an example alert
  • Settings page
  • Reports page (if one exists)
  • Short clips: dashboard tour, live readings, managing alerts
Next steps

Ready When You Are

Once we have the dashboard details, this page fills in fast. In the meantime, a guide can walk you through anything.

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