Signing in drops you on the dashboard. It is a short page, and everything on it is a shortcut to somewhere else.
Welcome line and statistics
At the top you get Welcome back, {your username}! and four tiles:
- Total Projects — every project you have ever created.
- Complete Projects — the ones with a finished report.
- To Resume — projects that need something from you: a payment to finish, or an upload to retry. If this is not zero, that is the first place to look.
- Latest Report — a View Report button straight to your most recent finished report.
Recent projects
Below the tiles is a list of your most recent projects, each showing the farm, site, and barn, the date range of the photos, how many images it holds, and a status badge. A filter lets you narrow the list by status.
Each project row carries whatever button makes sense for its state — View Report when it is finished, Resume payment or Reupload when it needs attention, Finish setup when the bunk outline has not been done yet, and View details when something failed and you want the specifics.
For the full list rather than the recent few, use Projects in the navigation menu.
The desktop app card
If you have not dismissed it, a card near the top offers the desktop app:
Upload faster with the BunkAi Desktop app Compresses your photos on your computer before uploading — uploads finish in minutes instead of hours, and resume automatically if interrupted.
That is the FeedBunk AI Compressor. The Download for Mac / Download for Windows button gets you the installer, and Setup guide opens the illustrated walkthrough. Dismiss the card with the ✕ and it stays gone on that computer.
Finding your way around
The bar across the top holds everything:
- Desktop app — downloads the Compressor for whichever computer you are on, or opens the setup guide if there is no installer for your system.
- Navigate — a menu with Dashboard, Create Project, and Projects. Create Project opens in a new browser tab, so you do not lose your place.
- Your username — a menu with Settings, Support, and Logout.
On a phone the same items live behind the ☰ menu button.
What is not here
There is no live view and no alerting. FeedBunk AI works on photos after the fact, so the dashboard reflects batches you have already uploaded rather than what is happening in the barn right now.