Dashboard

Whisper has two dashboards: a web dashboard for managing accounts and teams, and a CLI dashboard for quick revenue stats.

Web Dashboard

The web dashboard at whisper.fans is where you manage everything that isn't day-to-day chatting.

Overview

The main dashboard page shows three cards:

• Connected accounts: How many accounts are linked
• CLI sessions: How many active CLI sessions you have running (admins also see org-wide totals)
• Team members: How many people are on your team

Accounts

Connect, view, and manage your accounts. New accounts are connected here through a guided popup flow. Once linked, they're immediately available in the CLI.

Each account card has a configure button that opens a settings panel where you can customize the AI persona for that account.

Persona Configuration

Click configure on any account to open the persona settings panel. This controls how the AI behaves when chatting as that account.

• Persona style: A description of the account's personality and tone. For example: "playful, flirty, uses emojis, keeps messages short" or "warm, genuine, takes time to build rapport before selling." The AI shapes every message around this.

• Boundaries: Rules the AI will always follow. Things it should never say, topics to avoid, or limits on behavior. For example: "never discuss politics", "don't mention other creators", "always redirect to DMs for explicit content." Add as many as you need with the add button.

Changes take effect the next time the CLI starts a session. The account's display name is used automatically as the persona name, so you don't need to set that separately.

Team

Invite team members by email, view who's on the team, and remove members when needed. Everyone on the team gets access to all connected accounts. See Team Collaboration for how multiple operators work together.

Organization Switcher

The sidebar has an organization switcher at the bottom. If you're a member of more than one organization (for example, you manage your own accounts and also help with someone else's), you can switch between them here. The CLI always uses whichever organization is active when you run whisper login.

Install Command

The overview page also shows the install command for Whisper. Click copy to copy it to your clipboard, then paste it into Terminal. After installing, run whisper login to connect the CLI to your account.

Documentation

A link to these docs, in case you need to look something up while you're in the dashboard.

CLI Dashboard

For a quick revenue snapshot without leaving the Terminal, use:

whisper account

If you manage multiple accounts:

whisper account myaccount

You'll see something like:

Whisper Account Dashboard

Account
  Alias: myaccount
  Username: @sunshinevibes
  Subscribers: 1,247

Revenue
  Lifetime: $48,320
  This month: $3,210
  Last month: $2,890
  Trend: +11.1%

Recent Months
  Jan 2026: $2,890
  Dec 2025: $3,450
  Nov 2025: $3,210

Local Data
  Transactions: 4,521 cached
  Chat files: 186
  Vectors: 142
  Playbooks: 3

Revenue

Shows your lifetime earnings, current month, last month, and the month-over-month trend. A positive trend means you're earning more than last month.

Local Data

This shows how much data Whisper has synced:

• Transactions: Earnings records (tips, messages, subscriptions, etc.)
• Chat files: Conversation histories
• Vectors: Data points used for conversion scoring
• Playbooks: Strategies generated by the insights system

More data means better scoring and smarter AI responses. The data builds up over time as you use Whisper.