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Inside psyrenne: The Today Page

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Today is the first thing you see when you open psyrenne: what matters right now, on one screen.

Illustrated siren creator sipping from a psyrenne mug beside the Today page while her toddler plays nearby

What is Today in psyrenne?

Today pulls the important things together: today’s posts, this week’s count, recent sales, and your best recent video, samples coming due, products worth filming again, and money.

Why it’s there

When you only have an evening, you can’t spend it clicking around. I wanted one screen that tells me what to do next.

How it works

  1. Open psyrenne; Today is the home screen.
  2. Check today’s posts and anything due soon.
  3. Look at “Film these again” for products ready to retarget.
  4. Tap anything to jump to the details.
The psyrenne Today screen with made-up sample data

The Today page, box by box

Below the greeting (which already tells you what you’ve made this month and what’s due), Today has five boxes. Each one links to its full page if you want the details.

Today’s posts

What it shows: What’s on your calendar for today: the time, the product, and whether it’s still planned or already posted. Underneath, how many videos you’ve posted this week, next to last week’s number.

How it helps: You know what to film and post without opening the calendar. The weekly count keeps you honest because everyone says consistency matters, but nobody tracks it.

Film these again

What it shows: Your winning scripts that haven’t been used in 30 days or more, for products that are still selling. Each one shows what it earned, when you last used it, the opening line, a link to watch the original video, and a Plan it button.

How it helps: The easiest money is a product that already sells. This box hands you a proven idea, and Plan it puts it on your calendar in one click. No staring at a blank page.

Sales

What it shows: Your latest day of sales and the last 7 days, in commission and items sold. It also calls out your best new video this week and your top seller, and tells you how up to date your sales data is.

How it helps: A quick pulse check before you plan the day. You’ll spot a new winner while it’s still hot, and the date line reminds you when it’s time to import fresh sales.

Money

What it shows: What’s actually been paid to you this year, what’s still pending, and your last payout with its date.

How it helps: The commission you’ve earned and the money that’s landed are two different things. This box keeps them apart, so you always know what’s real and what’s on its way. No spreadsheet required.

Samples

What it shows: Samples due soon or overdue, how many videos you still owe for each, plus samples waiting to be filmed (and which agency they came from).

How it helps: Deadlines stop sneaking up on you. It flags overdue ones first, so you can clear them before they cost you, and keep your sample pile from turning into sample hell.

How it helps

  • One glance tells you what to film, post, and chase.
  • Deadlines don’t sneak up on you.
  • Your best products stay front of mind.

Still improving: tell me what you’d change

psyrenne is built by a creator who uses it every week, and it’s still growing. If Today is missing something, or something about it bugs you, tell me. The best features so far came from “I wish it could…”

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Written by Billie, a self-confessed techie nerd who has been building websites for over 25 years (frames, FrontPage, Dreamweaver… yes, I’m that old), an affiliate since Amazon was mostly selling books, and a former WordCamp organizer and conference speaker. I used to coach people on why video mattered while avoiding the camera myself, so for my 55th birthday weekend in June 2025 I finally faced that fear and started on TikTok Shop. I still hate being on camera, and I work full time, so every shortcut here is one I actually use. I’m not an expert video affiliate… yet. And I’m not a coach. I’m here for the community: creators cheering each other on. More about me →

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