> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.distro.so/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.distro.so/using-distro.md).
# Find your way around
Use the sidebar to open bookings, booking links, and the setup areas available to your role. The workspace name identifies the configuration and records you are working with.
## Find a page or action
Open the search control in the Distro app's header, or press **⌘K** on Mac or **Ctrl+K** on Windows. Search for a page, a supported workspace record, or an action such as creating a booking link.
Search for a page, workspace record, or action from the app header.
Use the arrow keys to choose a result and **Enter** to open it. **Escape** closes search. Results and actions follow your access; members do not see all admin configuration.
The app's search is separate from the [Chrome extension's command palette](/integrations/chrome-extension/command-palette.md), which has its own shortcut.
## Review notifications
Open the notification bell in the header to see recent activity in the current workspace. Follow a notification to open its destination and mark it read. Opening the list alone does not mark everything read.
Use **Mark all as read** to clear unread notifications for your user in this workspace. Open the full notification list when you need older items. If refreshing fails, retry; the visible list stays available.
## Change your view
Use collection search, filters, and layout controls to find the records you need. [Save a view](/views.md) when you want to return to a useful set of filters.
The app's light and dark appearance is separate from the [booking themes](/settings/workspace-settings/branding.md) your guests see. Use the app's appearance control or search for **Switch to light mode** or **Switch to dark mode**.
Open [Copilot](/copilot.md) for workspace questions and guided setup. Review proposed changes before applying them.
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