> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.anyone.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.anyone.io/dashboard/access.md).

# Accessing Dashboard

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### Loading the Dashboard

The decentralized nature of the Anyone Dashboard means that **there is no server** providing data to the dashboard. Instead, the most up-to-date state is calculated on the client side (on the users' computer) using a local 'worker'. This worker aggregates the newest set of Arweave distribution data for the relays to calculate the latest scores.

This means that there is a slightly longer loading time when opening the dashboard for the first time or when a wallet has many relays. This also means that it is recommended to interact with the Anyone dashboard from a laptop or desktop, as opposed to a mobile browser. 

Censorship resistance is more than a buzzword for the protocol - we are proud to host the most censorship resistant and decentralized dashboard in all of DePIN! 

### The only official URL to the Anyone Protocol & Staking Dashboard is:

#### [**https://dashboard.anyone.io**](https://dashboard.anyone.io/)<br>

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### [See full video tutorial on the Rewards Dashboard page](/dashboard.md)

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