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Using the dashboard
Using the dashboard
See your app's backend requests in Subtrace
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Once you've installed Subtrace and you've signed in to the dashboard, you can view all the requests flowing through your app in real time! You can also inspect the headers, payload, and request/response bodies:

If your requests have timing information via the [Server-Timing](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Server-Timing) header, it will show up in the "Timing" tab as seen above.

Filtering requests

The filter bar in the dashboard allows you to restrict what kind of requests show up on the Subtrace dashboard. For example, maybe you want to see only requests that look like api/HealthCheck. You could use the filter request.url.endsWith("api/HealthCheck") to achieve this.

Here's the filter in action:

The syntax used in the filter bar is the same as in Subtrace's config file. You can find more details about the syntax [here](rules#syntax).