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Every action on the platform follows the same shape: choose a market, set an amount, read the projection, review, then sign in your wallet. This tour shows each screen in that sequence, one flow per tab. If you are setting up for the first time, start with Onboarding and Connect a portfolio; the concepts behind the numbers on these screens are covered in Health factor and Portfolio health score.
Rates, figures, and market parameters shown in these screens are illustrative, not current. Balances shown are small illustrative amounts.
The sidebar has six areas: Home, Portfolio, Swap, Lend, Borrow, and Transactions, with Account and Docs beneath. Everything you see is scoped to the portfolio selected at the top right of the screen.

Home

Home is the read-at-a-glance view. It shows net equity with its recent history, the portfolio health score, an onchain market ticker, and your active positions.Home: net equity, health score, and active positionsHome for a single portfolio. The health score gauge places this book at 41, the Monitor band.The view is per-portfolio by default. The selector at the top right switches between portfolios, or aggregates every portfolio under your entity into one All Portfolios view, useful when mandates are split across several portfolios and you want the whole book at once.The portfolio selector open, showing All Portfolios and each named portfolioThe selector appears on every main screen. Home, Portfolio, and Transactions can be read for one portfolio or entity-wide as All Portfolios; market screens are always per-portfolio.When any borrow position’s health factor falls below the at-risk threshold, the Health Score card carries a warning. Hover it for the specifics.The Health Score warning expandedThe warning names the problem and the remedy: review the affected positions and deposit additional collateral to reduce their LTV.Below the summary cards, Home lists lend and borrow positions with their key figures (deposited amounts, accrued yield, debt, borrow rate, and per-position health factor), followed by recent transactions.Active positions and recent transactions on HomeEach borrow position carries its own health factor. A position below 0.80 is flagged At Risk; see Health factor.

Portfolio

Portfolio is the analytical view of the same book. It charts portfolio value and total earnings over time, breaks positions down sortable by health factor, and shows an asset-level view of what the portfolio holds.The Portfolio pagePositions sorted by health factor put the weakest first, the one to read before the average. The top-right selector switches this page to All Portfolios as well.

Swap

Swap converts one asset into another inside a portfolio. Sell and receive amounts quote live, with rate, price impact, and routing shown before you act. In practice its main role is getting holdings into the asset a particular lend or borrow market requires.The Swap pageSwapped assets land where you point them; the receiving portfolio is always explicit.

Lend

Lend lists the markets where assets can be supplied to earn interest: featured markets with rate history, your current lend positions, and the full market table with rate, total supply, and total liquidity per market.The Lend pageUtilization and available liquidity matter as much as the rate. See Supply assets.

Borrow

Borrow lists collateral/debt markets, where each market is an asset pair such as ETH/USDC. Your borrow positions appear with their names, supplied collateral, debt, net rate, and health factor; the market table beneath shows borrow and supply rates, maximum LTV, liquidation threshold, collateral supplied, and the amount borrowable for each pair.The Borrow pagePositions are named and numbered. The badges do the triage: At Risk below 0.80, Monitor from 0.80 to 1.20.

Transactions

Transactions is the full history for the selected portfolio; switch to All Portfolios to widen it to the whole entity. Every action is listed (supplies, collateral deposits, borrows, repayments, withdrawals, and swaps), filterable by market, type, status, and time, each row carrying its portfolio, timestamp, and transaction hash.The Transactions pageEvery status is spelled out; a Canceled entry is a transaction that never committed. The hash links to the chain record.