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Dash start page features
Search bar
You can use the search bar at the top of the start page to navigate through four key actions:
- Find: Search for files and content from apps you or your admin have added to Dash
- Ask: Query your content with an AI tool and receive cited answers
- Create: Draft new content based on existing files, templates, and tone
- Organize: Create new stacks or add to existing stacks
The start page also offers personalized suggestions based on your history and an improved typeahead feature that helps you retrieve frequently accessed items directly as you type.
Learn more about searching and exploring your content with Dash.
Left sidebar
The left sidebar is the main navigation center for the Dropbox Dash start page. From the sidebar, you can:
Recents
The Recents tab below the search bar shows the files and links you most recently accessed.
Stacks
The Stacks tab below the search bar allows you to view your stacks. You can adjust which stacks you see in this section by clicking ① (filter).
You can filter your stacks by clicking:
- For you to see recommended stacks based on your activity.
- Created by me to see the stacks you’ve created.
- Shared with me to see other people’s stacks that have been shared with you.
- From my company to see stacks that members of your organization have created that you have access to.
Upcoming events
If you’ve added a calendar app to your Dash account, you can see your upcoming events for the day in the Upcoming events panel on the right side of the start page. You can click ② (open calendar) from this panel to open your calendar app.
Clicking the title of one of your events will show its description. Clicking Open calendar below the description will open your calendar app directly to that event.
Learn more about adding Google Calendar to Dropbox Dash.
Activity feed
Your activity feed shows recent changes made to files you have access to. You can filter the content in your feed by clicking ① (filter) and checking the boxes next to the apps from which you’d like the activity feed to show content. Changes to your files appear on the activity feed in chronological order.