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Dashboard Layout

The Binboi web dashboard gives you a visual overview of active tunnels, request traffic, account settings, and team management. This page describes the dashboard's navigation and key sections.

Accessing the Dashboard

The dashboard is served from your Binboi server:

https://tunnel.example.com/dashboard

Log in with the same credentials you use for the CLI. If your server uses token auth, the dashboard accepts the same token.

Top Navigation Bar

| Element | Description | |---|---| | Logo | Returns to the dashboard home | | Tunnels | View all active and recently closed tunnels | | Requests | Live request feed across all your tunnels | | Team | Manage members and tokens (admin only) | | Settings | Account and server configuration | | Docs | Link to this documentation |

Tunnels Page

The Tunnels page lists every tunnel associated with your account:

  • Status badge — online, offline, or error
  • Public URL — click to open in a new tab
  • Forwarding target — the local host:port being forwarded
  • Region — where the tunnel edge node is located
  • Start time — when the tunnel was created
  • Request count — total requests processed this session

Click any tunnel to open its detail view with a live request feed.

Requests Page

The Requests page shows a real-time stream of every HTTP request across all your active tunnels. Each row shows:

  • Method and path
  • HTTP status code (color-coded: green 2xx, yellow 3xx, red 4xx/5xx)
  • Latency
  • Tunnel name and timestamp

Click a row to expand the full request and response details — headers, body, and response.

You can filter by tunnel, method, status code range, or path prefix using the filter bar at the top.

Request Detail Panel

When you expand a request, you see:

  • Request tab — full URL, headers, and body (with syntax highlighting for JSON)
  • Response tab — status, headers, and body
  • Replay button — re-send the exact request to your local service
  • Copy as cURL — generates a curl command you can paste into a terminal

Settings Page

Personal Settings

  • Auth tokens — generate, name, and revoke tokens for CLI and SDK access
  • Default region — set your preferred region for new tunnels
  • Profile — display name and email (when using OAuth)

Server Settings (admin only)

  • Allowed domains — configure wildcard or custom domains accepted by the server
  • TCP port range — the range of ports available for TCP tunnels
  • Token management — create and revoke tokens for all team members
  • TLS certificates — view certificate status and force renewal for custom domains
  • Audit log — see all login events and tunnel activity across the team

Team Management (admin only)

Navigate to Team to:

  1. Invite members by email (OAuth mode) or issue them a pre-shared token
  2. Assign roles — admin can manage the server, member can only create tunnels
  3. Revoke access by deleting a token or removing a member

Local Inspector vs Dashboard

The local inspector (http://localhost:4040) runs on your machine and only shows requests for tunnels running in that CLI session.

The web dashboard is server-side and shows all tunnels and requests across your account and team, including historical data.