How do you customize home screens by user?
Personalize a home screen with logged-in user data and conditional sections.
The concepts remain useful, but menus, components, and behavior may have changed. Current verification is pending; do not treat exact clicks as current instructions.
Use Logged-in User Magic Text for personal values, relationships for user-specific records, and conditional visibility for role- or state-specific sections.
The intended outcome
A home screen that changes meaningfully based on the current user’s data.
Requirements
- User accounts
- Profile or role properties
- User-related content
Step by step
- 01
Identify differences
List only the content or actions that truly vary by user.
- 02
Bind personal data
Use Logged-in User Magic Text for the greeting and user properties.
- 03
Filter related lists
Show records related to the logged-in user.
- 04
Gate special sections
Use visibility conditions for roles or onboarding state.
The underlying logic
Personalization should come from saved user data, not duplicated screens unless flows truly diverge.
What changed?
- A current builder reproduction and terminology pass is still required.
Common failure modes
Everyone sees the same content
Check whether the list uses All records rather than a Logged-in User relationship filter.
Testing checklist
Two test users see expected differences
Restricted actions are also protected by logic
Empty personalized lists have a next step
Current limitations
- This legacy resource has not completed the current editorial and builder verification workflow.
Current evidence screenshots have not yet been added. Treat the guidance as documented or legacy material according to the status shown above.
Sources and status
This page was last reviewed on Aug 12, 2026. Its current status is Legacy video — current verification pending.
Verification owner: Pending editorial review. Next review: Oct 12, 2026.
The original Adalocado video is the primary source. A current official-source review has not yet been completed.
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