Finding your way around

UseNadia is a 240 px sidebar, a 64 px top bar, and a page. Several of the most-used features are modals rather than pages. This is the map.

The sidebar

From top to bottom:

1. The logo.
2. The account switcher: the only place you choose what you are working on. It lists your workspaces (each one unfolding into its channels), then All channels once you have at least two. At the bottom: Add Channel, Create a workspace and Manage workspaces & channels. See Workspaces and scope.
3. The main menu.
4. The secondary menu: Integrations and Settings, plus the billing entries when billing is enabled.
5. The footer: dark/light toggle and the version number.

Main menu

Entry	URL	What it is
Calendar	/launches	The main screen: the calendar and the composer
Content	/content	The content pipeline: cards from idea to published, each one schedulable into the composer. See Content
Agent	/agents	A chat that reads your calendar and performance, and can schedule for you after a confirmation
Inbox	/inbox	Instagram conversations, answered by hand
Automations	/automations	The comment → DM templates: draw them, activate them, see where they are attached
Analytics	/analytics	Overview, video ranking, collected history and automations
Media	/media	Everything you have uploaded, searchable and reusable

Secondary menu

Entry	URL	What it is
Integrations	/third-party	External services an automation can act on: today the email tools Brevo and Resend, connected with an API key. See Third-party integrations
Settings	/settings	Everything else, as tabs

Note

The menu never moves with the scope. An entry whose capability no channel of the current workspace has (the Inbox needs Instagram, Analytics needs Instagram, TikTok or YouTube) is dimmed with a tooltip, but stays clickable: opening it takes the scope to where the capability is and tells you so, rather than refusing.

The top bar

• The page title.
• Create Post, except on the calendar where the real button is in the calendar header.
• The organisation switcher, only shown when you belong to more than one.
• The language picker.
• When Sentry is configured, a feedback icon.
• The notifications bell: publish failures and system messages.

Below 768 px the sidebar becomes a drawer behind a hamburger button, the language picker and the feedback icon move into it, and the current scope is repeated under the page title so you always know whose numbers you are looking at.

Things that are not pages

These are the features people most often cannot find, because they are modals or panels rather than menu entries.

Looking for	Where it is
Add a channel	Account switcher, Add Channel
Create a workspace	Account switcher, Create a workspace
Rename or delete a workspace, move a channel into one	Account switcher, Manage workspaces & channels
Enable, disable, reconnect or delete a channel	Same modal, Channels section, see Manage a channel
The post composer	Calendar, Create Post, or click any empty slot
Per-platform post settings	Inside the composer, the Settings band at the bottom
Cutting a video into stories	Composer, scissors icon on a video thumbnail
Tags and Repeat post every…	Inside the composer, bottom bar
The content card a post came from	Inside the composer, the See the content link, which opens the card on the Content board
Post statistics and short link clicks	Calendar, a published post, Post Statistics
The live comments on a published Instagram post	Calendar, the post card, View comments
Share a post for approval	Calendar, a post, Preview Post
Attach a template to a post	In the composer (Instagram settings, Automation), or Analytics → Automations
Attach a template to a live story	Analytics → Automations, or the calendar’s Automate replies to this story
The emails a template collected	Analytics → Automations, Export CSV
Your API key	Settings, Developers
Delete your account	Settings, Global Settings, Delete my account: type your email to confirm

Note

On a phone, the hover actions on a calendar post are behind a ••• button that opens a labelled action sheet. Drag and drop to reschedule does not work by touch: open the post and change its date instead, see Moving and rescheduling posts.

Settings tabs

Tab	What it holds
Global Settings	Time format, email notification toggles, short link preference, and Delete my account
Teams	Invite members and set roles
Webhooks	Fire an HTTP callback when a post publishes
Auto Post	Turn an RSS feed into scheduled posts: present, but nothing uses it here
Sets	Saved channel selections: kept, but never offered when you compose, see Sets and signatures
Signatures	Reusable sign-offs, optionally auto-added
Developers	API key, OAuth apps, MCP and CLI configuration, the n8n node
Approved Apps	Third-party apps you granted access, and revoking them

Pages with no menu entry

They still answer if you type the URL.

URL	What it is
/p/:id	The public preview of a post, outside the app shell. Anyone can read it; commenting requires a UseNadia login
/analytics/video/:channel/:video	The page of one video, reached from Analytics
/admin/stats, /admin/errors	Publishing errors across every organisation, for an admin account

/plugs, the original project’s page of automatic repost and comment rules, redirects to Settings → Auto-actions, see Auto-actions.

Times and dates

UseNadia renders times in the workspace’s time zone of the scope, set in Settings → Workspaces (your browser’s when the workspace has none). The other time control is Date Metrics in Global Settings, which switches between AM/PM and 24 hour display, and it is stored per browser rather than on your account.