Home is the first screen you see when you open Runwita. It’s a daily-driver dashboard, designed to answer one question: “what should I do next?” It doesn’t try to show you everything. It shows you the few things that actually need attention today, in priority order.Documentation Index
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What’s on Home
Three sections, top to bottom, mirroring how you read the day:Top of mind
The hero of the page. These are journeys with something imminent: an overdue action, a decision waiting on you, a deadline this week, a moment where you’re the blocker. Each card shows the journey, the customer, and the specific reason it’s surfacing. If a journey is on Top of Mind, treat it as the next thing to work on. The list is short on purpose, usually three to seven cards. If everything’s surfacing, nothing is.Stale
Journeys that have gone quiet without closing. The default threshold is 21 days since the last engagement, and you can adjust per-journey if some of yours move quarterly rather than weekly. Stale doesn’t mean dead. It means “you forgot, and the thread is starting to leak.” A polite nudge, not an alarm.Warm
Everything else that’s active. Collapsed single-line rows, reference material more than action items. Useful for “what was that customer’s name again?” moments without cluttering the hero.The right rail
The right side of Home carries two things:- Portfolio-wide open actions. Every open action across every journey, in one list. Filter by overdue, by owner, by journey. This is where the “what do I owe people?” answer lives.
- Quick capture. A scratchpad for thoughts that haven’t earned a journey yet. Drop a note here, decide later whether it becomes an inbox item or just gets discarded.
How the buckets are computed
The bucketing is server-side, not heuristic guesswork. Specifically:- Top of Mind uses overdue actions, blocked topics that mention you as the unblocker, decisions logged but not actioned, and stakeholder asks that haven’t been replied to.
- Stale uses last-engagement-date against the per-journey stale threshold (default 21 days).
- Warm is everything else with at least one engagement in the last 90 days.
When Home is empty
If Home shows nothing on Top of Mind and nothing in Stale, you’re either genuinely caught up or you haven’t fed the system enough engagements yet. Either is fine. The empty state is a feature, not a bug.What’s next
Journeys
The threads Home aggregates over.
Intelligence
The deeper analyses behind the deal-health and stale signals.