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The **Dashboard** is the page that loads when you first navigate to your application. An **builder** in your application defines the default application dashboard for all users. You can additionally create your own, personalized application dashboard. You can have several dashboards that display different data and switch between them.
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If you are an **admin** of the application, you also can create up to 10 application level dashboards to share with other users of the application. Only **admins** have the ability to create, edit, and delete application level dashboards.
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If you are an **admin** of the application, you also can create up to 10 application level dashboards to share with other users of the application. Only **admins** have the ability to create, edit, and delete application level dashboards.
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## Create dashboard
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The following screenshot shows the dashboard in an application created from the **Custom Application** template. You can replace the default application dashboard with a personal dashboard, or if you are an admin, another application level dashboard. To do so, select **+ New** at the top left of the page.
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If you are an **admin** of the application, you will be given the option to toggle if you want to create a personal level dashboard or an application level dashboard. If you create a personal level dashboard, only you will be able to see it. If you create an application level dashboard, every user of the application will be able to see it. After entering a title and selecting the type of dashboard you want to create, you can save and add tiles later. Or if you are ready now and have added a device template and device instance, you can go ahead and create your first tile.
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If you are an **admin** of the application, you will be given the option to create a personal level dashboard or an application level dashboard. If you create a personal level dashboard, only you will be able to see it. If you create an application level dashboard, every user of the application will be able to see it. After entering a title and selecting the type of dashboard you want to create, you can save and add tiles later. Or if you are ready now and have added a device template and device instance, you can go ahead and create your first tile.
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For example, you can add a **Telemetry** tile for the current temperature of the device. To do so:
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1. Select a **Device Template**
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1. Select a **Device Instance** for the device you want to see on a dashboard tile. Then you will see a list of the device's properties that can be used on the tile.
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1. To create the tile on the dashboard, click on **Temperature** and drag it to the dashboard area. You can also click the checkbox next to **Temperature** and click **Combine**. The following screenshot shows selecting a Device Template and Device Instance then creating a Temperature Telemetry tile on the dashboard.
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1. Select **Save** in the top left to save the tile to the dashboard.
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1. Select a **Device template**
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1. Select a device from **Devices** for the device you want to see on a dashboard tile. Then you will see a list of the device's properties that can be used on the tile.
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1. To create the tile on the dashboard, click on **Temperature** and drag it to the dashboard area. You can also click the checkbox next to **Temperature** and click **Add tile**. The following screenshot shows selecting a Device Template and device then creating a Temperature Telemetry tile on the dashboard.
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1. Select **Save** in the top left to save your changes to the dashboard.
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