A clearer dashboard and screenshot library

We updated the Allscreenshots dashboard to make everyday capture work easier to find and review.

A more useful overview

The overview now puts current usage, recent screenshots, API examples, and relevant account actions on one page. The API quick start includes cURL, JavaScript, and Python examples with syntax highlighting and a direct link to API keys.

Navigation counters show the number of screenshots, schedules, social-image domains, and API keys. They can be disabled in dashboard settings.

One screenshot library

Gallery and history are now combined into a single screenshot library with two views:

• All captures shows individual screenshots in chronological order
• Grouped by source organizes captures by manual requests, schedules, and archived schedules

The library is paginated and can be filtered by URL, status, source, and date range. This keeps it responsive for accounts with a large capture history and makes it easier to locate a specific screenshot.

Clearer billing choices

Billing now separates subscription plans from one-time credit packs. Free accounts include 100 screenshot credits, and additional credits can be purchased without starting a subscription. The dashboard also distinguishes the current plan from the recommended plan more clearly.

Quality review improvements

We added an internal side-by-side provider comparison workspace for reviewing rendering differences. It gives the team a faster way to identify compatibility and output-quality improvements across real capture requests.

These updates are available in the dashboard now.