What is the "Discover Veeton" block and the Discover page?

A workspace that still has things to discover shows a Discover Veeton block at the top of the dashboard: the next three things to try, one tile each with its own description, next to a progress counter. The block keeps the same shape at all times — when one of those things gets done its tile leaves and the next one takes its place.

Its title opens the Discover page (/discover), which lists everything there is to try in five chapters: Get started, The toolbox, Refine, Scale up, Your brand. The page has no sidebar entry — that title is the way in, from the first day.

• Nothing is locked. The order is a suggestion: any item can be done at any time, and none waits for another. A brand-new workspace is simply offered import a product and launch a shoot first, because that is the shortest path to a first image, then naming a project.
• Progress follows your workspace, rather than being ticked by hand. An item counts as done as soon as the matching thing exists, and deleting that thing brings the item back.
• Past those first steps the tiles spread out: one tool to try, one way to refine, one way to scale up. Tools you have not switched on are not listed.
• The counter tracks what finishing asks for, not the number of items: the toolbox counts as explored after four tools, and a few items — connecting Shopify, for one — are listed but never required, so the journey can be finished whether or not you sell there.
• Empty projects and results libraries show the next suggested item and its button, so you never face a blank page without a next action.
• Two moments are celebrated: your first finished image, and the end of each chapter.
• Closing is final: the “Don’t show again” button removes the block and the hints in empty libraries. The Discover page still works — keep its address if you want to come back to it.
• On a phone, Discover shows the same page as the other production screens — email or copy the link, and what you can do meanwhile: it leads into flows that need a computer.
• “We couldn’t load your journey” means the page could not read your workspace. It is usual just after signing up, or right after switching workspace — use the retry button.
• Workspaces that have already done all of it never see any of this. There is nothing to configure.

What counts as done

• Shoot five products at once — five product configurations launched together, within about two minutes of each other. Building them over an afternoon and launching them one at a time does not count, and neither do configurations you set up but never launched. One product sent to five models is still one product. This one ticks as soon as the launch goes through, without waiting for the images.
• Name a project — a named project that still exists and is not archived.
• Sign your images — the watermark switched on, with a label, logo or background. A logo uploaded while the watermark is off does not count.
• Add a custom angle — an angle shot or a category you created yourself, still present.
• Set up your exports — a naming template, or a colour profile other than the default.
• Export a zip — one finished archive export. Downloading a single image does not count: only the bulk archive is recorded.
• Any toolbox item — one finished generation with that tool. Still running or failed does not count yet.