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Dashboard shortcuts

Every keyboard shortcut in the Mailyoto dashboard, the command palette, and how the log search reads what you type.

Updated 31 October 2026

The dashboard works from the keyboard. These tables list each shortcut and where it works. On Windows and Linux, use Ctrl where a Mac uses ⌘.

Command palette#

Press ⌘K (Mac) or Ctrl K anywhere in the dashboard, or select Search in the sidebar. Type part of a name to filter the list. Letters don’t need to be next to each other.

The command palette open over the dashboard, with the Go to group listing Domains, Logs, Usage, Billing and Account, and the Actions group below it.
GroupWhat it offers
Go toDomains, Logs, Usage, Billing and Account
ActionsAdd a domain. Inside a domain, also adding an alias to it, and Copy domain name
DomainsEach domain. Type a query to also see each domain’s tabs, such as lunavera.com DNS
AliasesThe open domain’s aliases, each with its destination
KeyIn the palette
↑ ↓Move through the list
EnterRun the selected command
EscClose the palette
⌘K / Ctrl KClose the palette when it is open

List shortcuts#

These work on the pages in the table below, whenever the cursor is not in a text field.

KeyAction
j or ↓Move to the next row
k or ↑Move to the previous row
EscClear the highlighted row

The other keys depend on the page:

PageEntern/
DomainsOpen the domainGo to Add a domainGo to the domain search
A domain’s Forwarding tabEdit the aliasGo to Create an aliasNot used
Logs, or a domain’s Usage and logs tabShow the entry’s detailsNot usedGo to Search logs

Search logs looks for words in subjects, in email addresses and in the metadata of emails sent through the API, such as invoice or diego.r.santos@outlook.com.

3 keywords search one address by any part of it:

  • from: the sender, such as from:diego.
  • to: the address the email was sent to, or the inbox it was forwarded to, such as to:outlook.com.
  • alias: the address on your domain the email was sent to, such as alias:hello.

metadata: finds the emails sent through the API with one metadata value, matched whole, such as metadata:order_id=A-1042.

Any other word, such as status:, is plain text.

Paste a message reference instead, and the logs show only that message. The logs ignore the other filters while a reference is in the box. A reference is the ID Mailyoto gives each message, shown in the entry’s details.

To narrow the list, use the chips under the search. On a phone, they sit behind Filters.

FilterChoices
StatusProcessed, Delivered, Retrying, Failed, Filtered
TypeForwarded or Sent. With Sent chosen, by SMTP or by API.
DateLast 24 hours, Last 7 days, Last 30 days or Custom

The page keeps the search and the filters in its address. Bookmark the page to open the same view again.