Finding your way around

echoMike has one persistent sidebar on the left, one header bar across the top, and a tab bar on every page that needs one. Entries you cannot use are hidden rather than greyed out, so two people looking at the same screen can genuinely see different menus.

The sidebar

The organisation name sits at the very top. Selecting it opens your organisation profile, where members and invitations are managed. It is not a switcher — you belong to one organisation and there is no way to change it from here.

Entry	Route	What gates it
Home	/	Nothing — always visible
Projects	/projects	Nothing — always visible
Calendar	/calendars	Nothing — always visible
Map	/map	Nothing — always visible
Clients	/clients	Nothing — always visible
My Certificates	/my-certificates	Nothing — always visible
Logbooks	/flight-logbook	Nothing — always visible
Safety	/safety	Nothing — always visible
Reviews	/reviews	Review job forms or Review safety documents
Organization	/organization	Appears only if at least one of its sub-items does
Trash	/trash	Restore deleted items
Audits	/audits	View audit logs · Business plan

Organization expands into five sub-items, each with its own gate:

Sub-item	Route	What gates it
Settings	/organization	Manage org settings, Manage employees or Manage integrations
Certificates	/organization/certificates	Manage org certificates · Pro plan
Vehicles	/organization/vehicles	View vehicle tracking · Business plan
Equipment	/organization/equipment	Manage equipment
Reports	/organization/reports	Manage org settings · Pro plan

The header

Left of the header: the sidebar collapse toggle and the clock. Right of it, in order:

• Search… — opens the command palette. ⌘K does the same from anywhere.
• The light/dark toggle. Dark is the default.
• The notification bell, carrying an unread count badge.
• Create — a menu with New job, New project and New client.

The notification bell

Selecting the bell opens the Notifications list. A coloured dot marks severity; unread rows sit on a tinted background. Selecting a row marks it read and navigates to whatever it is about.

Hovering a row reveals two icon buttons: Mark as read / Mark as unread, and Dismiss. Mark all read appears in the panel header whenever anything is unread, and Load more pages back through the history.

Page tab bars

Three pages carry their own tab bar.

Page	Always shown	Conditional tabs
Job — /jobs/…	Overview · Spatial · Weather · Forms · Equipment	Logs (Manage flight logs, or organisation admin) · Billing (Manage finance)
Project — /projects/…	Overview · Spatial · Equipment · RAMS	Files (View files) · Billing (Manage finance)
Settings — /organization	Company · Templates · Employees · Integrations · White labelling · Billing	See the table below

The six Settings tabs

Each Settings tab is its own route, so you can link straight to it.

Tab	Route	What gates it
Company	/organization	Manage org settings
Templates	/organization/templates	Manage org settings
Employees	/organization/employees	Manage employees
Integrations	/organization/integrations	Manage integrations · Business plan
White labelling	/organization/white-label	Manage org settings · Business plan
Billing	/organization/billing	Organisation admin only

Inside Company, Templates, Employees and Equipment, a second left-hand list splits the page further — for example Company holds Organisation, Project & flight defaults, CAA / Operating and Equipment.