What Home Shows
Home is your starting point each time you sign in. It focuses on three things:
- Your next step — one clear action to move a product forward, whether that is creating a design, finishing a saved draft, or publishing a listing.
- Your saved work — designs and drafts you have already started, so nothing gets lost between sessions.
- Your progress — a small progress ring showing how many steps in your journey are complete.
Select Your journey to expand or collapse its checklist. Your next action and saved work stay accessible.
Set a Publishing Goal
After your first publication, Home shows a compact Publishing goal card with your current pace and progress for the period. On desktop, it sits alongside your next action; on smaller screens, it follows your journey.
Select Edit goal to open Account → Preferences → Publishing goal. You can also go directly to Preferences before your first publication. Select Edit and choose:
- Publishing pace — every week or every fortnight.
- Products per period — one, two, or three.
Select Save goal to apply it. The goal is shared across your organization, so only an admin can change it.
Pause or Snooze
Life gets busy. From Publishing goal in Preferences you can:
- Pause your goal — your progress and saved work are kept, and check-ins stop until you resume.
- Snooze for 7 days — a short break without pausing entirely.
Resume any time from the same section.
What Counts as a Published Product
Progress toward your goal counts a product once its listing is published to a connected sales channel. Saved designs and drafts do not count until they go live, so the number reflects what your customers can actually buy.
Where Check-in Emails and Weekly Drop Live
Home shows a summary of your goal. Goal controls, email timing, and automated drops live under Account → Preferences:
- Check-ins — turn publishing check-ins and saved-work reminders on or off, and choose the day, time, and timezone they are sent.
- Weekly Drop — turn on one brand-matched design each week and set the credit budget it may use per period.
These are shared organization settings, so an admin manages them.