A trend in the history window.Trend is up or Trend is down, with how much, and a dashed line across the chart – or No clear trend when the change is within the ups and downs of the days.
Google updates to read about. Click a G on a history chart for the update’s dates, a few words from Google about it and the links to Google’s own pages.
Range sliders. Each range filter of the queries table has a slider with two handles beside its boxes, and the panel says how many queries match.
Search and categories on the Overview. A search box over the websites, categories (what were tags) with a list to pick one, ticking websites to categorise several at once, a Columns menu, and the tabs Top performers and Worst performers.
Improved
Stars while you work with queries. The stars to press and the boxes appear with Work with queries; a query on the watchlist keeps a small filled star.
Tables start striped. A new table has every other row tinted. Tables you styled before keep their look.
A website’s clicks trend on the Overview opens its history, as its numbers do.
Susanna Dashboard’s own look in the app: the dog in the bar, beige panels, Arial and Times New Roman, green buttons with round corners. Your reports keep theirs.
Connect Search Console is a plain page: the title, the button or your properties, then signing out and disconnecting, with room around them. The bar there has no edit mode, printing or client view.
14–16 October 2026
New
Add report. Each site lists its reports in the sidebar, with an Add report button under them. Start from a template (Rank tracker, Full report, AI searches, Pages, Recommendations or Devices) or from a blank page, then give it a name. Rename or delete a report in its settings.
Rank tracker. A report that starts with the position numbers and, under them, the table of queries.
Position changes and First positions. Two widgets: how many queries moved up or down, and how many are in first place, with the other position bands beside it. Both show the days, and the change since the dates you compare.
Tabs in the queries table. One tab for each group of queries: Ranking (the position bands), Type (brand, non-brand and long searches), Worth a look, New & lost, and My lists. Each tab shows how many queries it holds.
New and lost queries. New are queries first seen in the dates you picked. Lost are queries seen in the period before and not at all in these dates.
Watchlist and tags. Star a query to put it on your watchlist, or give it tags of your own. Tick queries to star, tag or export just those to CSV.
Range filters. Show only the queries with at least or at most a number of clicks, impressions, average position, CTR or words.
Intent, trophy and SERP. An Intent column, off to start with, guesses what a searcher wants from the words of the query. A trophy marks a query that ranks as well as it did on any day of the dates. A SERP button opens the query on Google.
A “+” between sections. In edit mode, point between two sections to add a text, an image, a button, some space or a divider right there, or to bring back a section of the page that is not on it.
Print or save as PDF keeps the colors, backgrounds, images, cards, fonts and charts of the report. The tools of the app, the tables and the charts stay off the paper, and widgets, charts and table rows do not break across pages.
Client view. A button in the bar shows the report alone, without the navigation, the settings or the working tools of the queries table. Exit client view, or press Esc, to go back.
Phones and touch screens. Under 900 px the navigation slides over the page and closes when you pick a page. In edit mode the settings open as a sheet over the lower part of the screen. Buttons, boxes and stars are bigger to tap, and every table fits from 320 px.
Improved
Reports start plain and white, the Rank tracker too.
The header stays at the top of the window while you scroll.
Sorting. A column with a change asks what to order by: the number or Change Δ, so queries can be ordered by how they moved.
Tables in a narrow section, such as two side by side, fit without scrolling sideways.
History chart. The position and CTR lines go on across days when a query was not shown, for up to four weeks, instead of breaking into dots. The position axis has round numbers.
Edit mode is lighter. A trash button in a section’s tab removes it (the + brings back the sections the page started with), and Add widget is a menu. The space above and below a section can be linked, so one handle changes both.
Easier to read. Muted text has more contrast, and the header takes the colors of the report.
Templates and presets have a small picture in Add report and in the settings.
The name Susanna Dashboard is on the app and the sign-in page, which now says that signing in accepts the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy.
A smaller first download, 420 kB instead of 544 kB: edit mode and the Recommendations, Connect and Add report views load when they are needed.
13 October 2026
Average position history. A separate chart with its own zoom, full-history navigator, date controls and an option to apply its interval to the report. Missing days remain gaps.
Retained history during beta. Fetched daily data is kept beyond Google’s 16-month retrieval window. Storage now separates data sources and search types; current reports still use Search Console web search.
12 October 2026
New
AI searches report. See the searches of five or more words that people use to find your site, and how often each was seen, with widgets for the total impressions and the number of searches.
Sections you can move. Move the sections of a report, hide the ones you do not need and give each its own settings.
Your logo in the header of a report, with a choice of size and alignment.
Improved
Each site lists its reports under it in the sidebar, and every site shows its own icon.
9 October 2026
New
Pos.now. Next to the average position, see the position on the latest day, with a small line of the last two weeks and how it changed.
Devices list. See how your visitors split between desktop, mobile and tablet, with an icon for each.
Table styling. The tables have their own settings, like the widgets: titles, graphs, comparison, filters and page controls.
Dark mode for the menus and panels of the app.
Reports for your sites. Widgets for clicks, impressions, CTR and position, a table of search queries with comparison and ATH, and tables for pages and countries.
Improved
Filters show what share of your queries is in each position band and how many are brand searches.
Page sizes only offer sizes that fit the list, plus All.
