The console

The console is a single-page workspace with 24 modules and a catalogue of pages behind them. This page describes the parts every module shares.

The rail

Seven groups, in this order:

1. Rankings. Who leads, in one table.
2. Trends and timing. What is moving, and when it moves.
3. Markets. Where the demand is.
4. Compare. Side by side.
5. Risk. What to act on.
6. Reports. Take it with you.
7. Live. As it happens.

Starred modules float to the top. The Live view is pinned at the bottom of the rail because it has no range.

Time range

11 of the 24 modules are ranged: they answer for the window in the picker. Options are 7, 30 and 90 days, plus any named month in the history the workspace holds. Depth differs by dimension: four years of daily history for markets, genres, studios and networks, 90 days per title. Starter workspaces are pinned to the 2-day sample window, and the picker shows a fixed marker instead.

Demand source

4 modules carry the source toggle: all sources, peer-to-peer, streaming, downloads. The rest are catalogue-wide profiles that do not split by path.

Search

One box over five dimensions. Type a title, a studio, a network, a market or a genre and pick the result. The catalogue pages describe what each kind of page shows.

Exports

Every table exports to CSV in the current window and source. Reports export to PDF. Enterprise workspaces can pull the same figures over the API.

Theme and seats

Dark and light follow the system setting and can be forced from the account menu. Seats are people: Starter has one, Console ten, Enterprise as many as the contract names. Each seat has its own login and starred modules.

Units

Demand is the noun; watchers are the unit. Every count on every page is watchers in the window, resolved to title and market. The glossary defines the derived scores.