> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.ryft.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Asset Explorer > View all Iceberg tables in one workbench with storage metrics, usage stats, and saved views. Filter, sort, and browse to answer questions about your lakehouse. ### Overview The **Asset Explorer** provides visibility into all Iceberg tables in your lakehouse in an easy-to-use workbench, including all their properties, storage metrics and usage statistics. It empowers teams to: * Analyze usage - learn which tables are very popular and require additional optimizations, and which tables aren't used and can be cleaned up * Inspect storage utilization - identify who are the largest tables, how much of their storage is used for active snapshots vs. old snapshots, etc. * Validate configurations - ensure all tables are managed properly, and have the right configurations and properties set up ### Saved Views The Asset Explorer includes several saved views that can assist in common use cases. * **New Tables** - all the new tables added to Ryft - useful for monitoring lakehouse usage and validating proper configuration * **Stale Tables** - all tables that weren't updated in the past month - useful for detecting errors or storage waste * **Unoptimized Tables** - tables that aren't currently managed by Ryft ### Columns & Filters The Asset Explorer supports dynamic viewing, filtering and sorting of many fields, allowing you to analyze your lakehouse assets from different angles. You can view, filter and sort by: * Table configuration, including **Default Partition Keys**, **Default Sort Order**, **Write Strategy**, and any table property defined for the table * Storage metrics, including **Total Storage**, **Active Storage**, **Average Partition Size** and **Average File Size** * Usage metrics, including **Query Count** and **Last Queried** * And many more… Asset Explorer ### Additional Capabilities * **Export** - export filtered results to a CSV file. All exported values are **unformatted** for easier post-processing - durations in milliseconds, sizes in raw bytes, etc. * **Shareable URLs** - the current view can be shared with team members simply by sending the current URL. All filters, columns and sorts are encoded in the URL.