@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ That builds two programs in `.\build\Release\`: `GpuAutoOptimizer.exe`, the wind
 
 ### The app
 
-Start `GpuAutoOptimizer.exe`. The window shows the GPU, live telemetry, the saved tune and what is applied right now; pick a preset and press **Optimize** (it offers to restart as administrator first, because tuning writes clocks and power limits). The run screen shows temperature, power and every probe as it happens; **Abort** restores stock. The results screen compares before and after and can turn on **apply at every logon**.
+Start `GpuAutoOptimizer.exe`. The **Dashboard** shows the GPU with live telemetry, what is applied right now next to the saved tune (with **Apply saved tune**, the **Apply at logon** switch and **Revert to stock**), the four profiles and a log of what happened. On the **Optimize** page, pick a profile and press **Optimize GPU** (it offers to restart as administrator first, because tuning writes clocks and power limits). The run shows temperature, power and every probe as it happens; **Abort** restores stock. The results compare before and after and can turn on apply at every logon.
 
 With apply-at-logon on, Windows starts the app in the tray at every logon. It applies the saved tune and then keeps it applied: every 30 seconds it reads back what the driver reports. If the tune was reset (a driver reset or TDR), it applies it again; if that happens four times within an hour it stops and tells you the tune is probably not stable; if another program such as MSI Afterburner changed the settings, it leaves them alone and tells you; after a driver update it does not apply the old tune and tells you to optimize again. While it keeps a tune applied (or a run is in progress), closing the window keeps it in the tray and **Exit** in the tray menu quits; otherwise closing the window quits. **Revert to stock** in the tray menu, or `gao --reset` from a shell, puts the card at stock and the watchdog leaves it there until you apply the tune again (window, tray menu or `gao --apply`). Only one optimize runs at a time, from the window or the command line.