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Your Home screen
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The task list that tells you what to do next, and the three panels beside it.
Everything on the list is something you can finish today
If a row is there, there is an action behind it that clears it. Nothing appears on Home purely to be looked at.
Home is the first thing you see in Creator Space, and it is built around one idea: it should tell you what to do, not how you are doing.
The task list
Rows are ordered by what is actually blocking you, not by date. Anything stopping money reaching you comes first, then anything a brand is waiting on, then the things with a clock, then the rest.
Set up payouts. Money is being held for you and cannot reach you until Stripe has your details. This one leads the list whenever it applies, because nothing else you do matters until it is cleared.
Changes requested. A brand sent a deliverable back and wrote why. The work is already funded and they are waiting.
Deliver. Funded work with nothing handed over yet, with the deadline if the contract has one.
Answer a booking. A brand booked you and nothing starts until you accept.
Answer a request. A custom request nobody has replied to.
Chase an offer. Something you sent has gone quiet, or is about to lapse.
Finish a draft. A proposal you priced and never sent.
Offer an extension. Usage rights on finished work are running out within two weeks, and no extension has been offered yet. This is the one row that is a selling opportunity rather than an obligation.
When the list is empty, it says so rather than inventing filler.
What sits beside it
Held in escrow. What brands have paid in that has not yet been released to you, and the earliest date the next one can settle by. It is money committed to you, not money in your bank.
Your pipeline. Brands in your own book that are still live, grouped by how far along they are, with what those offers are worth. Stages with nobody in them are hidden.
This week. Delivery deadlines, offers about to lapse, and escrow releases, on a strip of the next seven days. The full view is the Calendar.
What Home deliberately does not show
There is no lifetime earnings figure and no vanity counter. Those numbers do not change what you do next, and Accounting is where the money is actually reported.
Amounts on a task row are always labelled with what they are: held for you, yours on delivery, what you quoted, what the brand said their budget was. Those are four different things and the row says which one it is.