Improvements: Overview Tab & General UX

We've rolled out major improvements to your dashboard organization, trend displays, and entity overview pages. Here's what's new:

Drag-and-Drop Folder Reordering

You can now reorder your folders in the dashboard to match your workflow. Simply drag any folder chip to a new position—the others will slide out of the way. Your custom order saves automatically and persists across sessions. Perfect for prioritizing active campaigns, organizing by genre, or grouping by release goals.

The "Contacted" playlist folder stays at the front and can't be reordered—it's designed to be always accessible.

Unified Trend Preferences

Your trend display settings now sync across the entire platform—dashboard tables, entity pages, mini-charts, and modals all respect your preferences:

Trend format: Show changes as percentages ("+12%") or absolute numbers ("+1.2K")
Number format: Compact ("1.5M") or full digits ("1,500,000")
Default date range: Set your preferred timeframe from 24 hours to all-time (free users can view up to 7 days)

Adjust these anytime in Settings → Preferences. Changes take effect instantly across all charts and tables.

Redesigned Overview Tab

The Overview tab for artists, tracks, and playlists now surfaces critical insights front-and-center. We've restructured the layout to show more relevant data at a glance:

For Artists

Discography summary: See album, EP, and single counts plus total streams across all releases
Top listener cities: Discover where your audience is concentrated with city-level data and listener counts
Playlist impact: Estimated percentage of your listeners coming from playlists, plus high-risk playlist appearances
Risk alerts: Clear warnings if you're appearing on high-risk playlists

For Tracks

Playlist stats: Total appearances, high-risk count, combined follower reach, and estimated listeners from playlists
Enhanced metadata: Release date, ISRC (with quick-copy tooltip), and all contributing artists
Risk alerts: Instant visibility if the track is on risky playlists

For Playlists

Quality labels: Immediate flags like "Potential Artificial Growth Detected" at the top
Discovered On analysis: See which artists are in the playlist, which aren't, plus a Discovery Score (0-100) with sortable tables showing artist names, monthly listeners, days in playlist, position, and top city
Audience distribution: Estimated listener breakdown by city and country
Fraud history: Historical bot activity (unlocked for Pro users)

All Overview tabs now include a prominent headline chart (monthly listeners, followers, or streams depending on entity type) with a "View all charts" link, plus a Recent History card linking to full historical data.

Album Support Coming Soon

We're laying the groundwork for full album analysis across the platform. While albums aren't fully supported yet, you'll see a placeholder page at /album/:id letting you know we're working on it. In the meantime, you can search and analyze individual tracks from any album.

Additional Improvements

Fixed table scrolling: Left columns now stay pinned when scrolling horizontally through wide data tables
Improved sorting: Streams and monthly listeners columns now sort correctly in all tables
SEO keyword visibility: Expanded "Last Seen At" data in keyword tables for better playlist search tracking

Free users can see trend data for the past 7 days.