My dashboard shows no data
An empty dashboard usually means your API token is invalid, expired, or was not saved correctly. The first step is to go to the ApifyForge Settings page and verify that your token is entered and saved. Here is a systematic troubleshooting process. Step one: check your token in Settings. If the token field is empty, you need to re-enter it. If it shows a token, try removing it, saving, then re-entering it and saving again. This forces a fresh validation. Step two: if you just connected your account for the first time, wait 3-5 minutes. The initial data population requires pulling your actor list, run history, and analytics from the Apify API, which takes a few minutes depending on how many actors you have. You should see the dashboard begin populating gradually. Step three: verify your token is valid by logging into your Apify account at console.apify.com/account/integrations and checking the token status. If the token has been revoked, expired, or had its permissions changed, it will not work with ApifyForge. Generate a fresh token and enter it in ApifyForge Settings. Other potential causes include browser-related issues. Try clearing your browser cache and cookies for the ApifyForge domain, then reload the page. Try a different browser or incognito/private browsing mode to rule out browser extension interference. Some ad blockers and privacy extensions block API calls, which can prevent dashboard data from loading. If you have a brand new Apify account with no actors and no run history, the dashboard will appear empty because there is no data to display. This is expected behavior — the dashboard will populate as you create actors and run them. If you have actors on Apify but they still do not appear in ApifyForge after 10 minutes with a valid token, the issue may be on our end. Check the ApifyForge status page for any ongoing service disruptions. For persistent issues that none of the above steps resolve, open a bug report at github.com/apifyforge/apifyforge with your browser name and version, a screenshot of the empty dashboard, and confirmation that your token works when tested directly against the Apify API. For related topics, see the questions about how to connect your Apify account and how to disconnect your account.
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