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Open it at petto.sbs/dash, sign in with Discord and pick a server. You see the servers where Petto is and where you have Manage Server or Administrator, plus the ones where a role gave you access (tagged Role access, see Dashboard access). The dashboard speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese.
The Overview page of Petto Land with the menu on the left and the week's engagement and moderation charts

Dashboard → Overview: the menu on the left, messages and reactions, and moderation actions.

The menu

The menu on the left groups the pages like this: Your Premium and its server slots are in petto.sbs/dash/premium, see Premium.

Settings

Dashboard → Settings holds what every other module builds on: the prefix, the language of Petto in the server, the mute role (none uses Discord’s timeout) and whether the server shows by name in the public ranking.
The Server settings page with the command prefix, server language and mute role

Dashboard → Settings: prefix, server language, mute role and the public ranking.

Modules and the setup guide

Dashboard → Modules lists everything Petto can do in your server in one place. Each module has a card that says what it does, whether it is on or still to set up, and goes straight to its page. Use the search (press / to jump to it), the filters by category, or To set up to see what is missing.
The Modules page with the setup guide at 6 of 7 steps and the first module cards

Dashboard → Modules, with the setup guide on top.

At the top there is a setup guide with your progress and a Next step button: greet new members, verify who joins, protect the server, keep a record, reward activity, offer support and let members pick roles.

One Save for everything

The bar at the bottom shows when you have changes that are not saved. It follows every section you touched, not only the last one, says how many there are, and saves them all with one press. Ctrl+S (or Cmd+S) does the same, and Discard puts every field back as it was.
The Basic settings card with the prefix changed to ?, and under it the bar You have unsaved changes with Discard, Save changes and Ctrl S

Dashboard → Settings: the prefix changed and not saved yet, and the bar with Discard and Save changes.

Buttons that act at once, like adding or removing a join role, are not part of the unsaved changes.

Tabs

Long pages are split in tabs, and a dot on a tab means it has changes not saved yet. Onboarding has Messages, Verification, Roles and DM, Ping on join and Bump. Logging groups its events in Members and moderation, Server changes and Activity, and has a tab for the ignored users and channels. The tab you were on is kept when you save.
The tabs Messages, Verification, Roles and DM, Ping on join and Bump, with a dot on Messages and the welcome message being edited

Dashboard → Security → Join Gate: the dot on Messages means that tab has changes not saved.

Previews

The message fields show how they will look in Discord while you write: the welcome, leave and boost messages, the DM on join, the birthday message, the verification DMs, and the starboard and monkeyboard designs (with the usual look when you pick no design).
The DM on join card: the message with its variables, and under it the same message as Petto sends it

Dashboard → Security → Join Gate → Roles and DM: the DM on join and its preview, with the variables filled in.