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

# Home

The Hatch Apps Home page is the centralized dashboard for our members. Our key objective is to convey ROI (return on investment) to our members.&#x20;

* **Team members**: The number of team members that have accepted their invite to the platform.&#x20;
* **Hours saved**: An estimated calculation of how many hours your company has saved using the platform and no-code products.&#x20;
* **Money saved**: An estimated calculation of how much money your company has saved using the platform and no-code products.&#x20;
* **Products**: Total number of no-code products on the platform.&#x20;
* **Marketplace**: Total number of marketplace vendors on the platform.&#x20;
* **Deals**: Total number of deals on the platform. &#x20;

Note: Our platform automatically tracks the money saved by your company. If the total doesn't add up to $2,499 on a given year, a refund is automatically issued to you. We estimate 10x value to our customers (i.e. you'll save \~$25,000 per year on software development costs with Hatch Apps).&#x20;

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