All dashboards

All sixty-eight dashboards: Orrery, an AI platform console; Halden, a sales CRM; Tandem, a sales workspace with a ranked lead queue; Fernly for projects; Kestrel for marketing; Coterie for people ops; Wharf for stock and orders; Ledge, a shop's till, stock and purchasing with a point-of-sale register that prints its receipts; SOLUM, an online store with its own admin dashboard for orders, products and customers; Fathom, a live trading terminal; Prism, live commerce analytics; Stride, a seven-page fitness tracker; Rivet for personal finance; Meridian for a portfolio; Coffer for invoicing and accounting; Parley, a two-way customer inbox with campaigns, automations and reports; Rapport, an eight-page sales CRM with a drag-and-drop pipeline and a profile for every customer; Sprig, a twelve-page studio CRM with a deal kanban, companies, contacts, meetings, email and a report builder; Mender, a support-desk CRM where cases drag between lanes and you assign each case’s steps by dragging people onto them; Accord, an eight-page client-pipeline CRM whose deal cards lean as you drag them, with a profile for every customer, tasks, team activity and projects; Tend, a seven-page clinic CRM with WhatsApp built in, where one button moves a patient from the waiting room into a consult and every reply keeps WhatsApp’s 24-hour rule; Kairo, a six-page revenue analytics app where picking a metric morphs the whole report, with customers, a drag-and-drop deal pipeline, peer benchmarks and tasks; Corbel, a thirteen-page sales dashboard for a shop that sells online and in store, whose dashboard builds itself and morphs every chart between its channels, with products, orders, customers, an inbox, email campaigns, automations and analytics; Lintel, a real-estate CRM for an estate agency where you set a listing's price on a gauge with two sliders, its floor plans draw themselves, offers drag across a deal board, leads are scored and a live chat runs down every page; Hearth, a twelve-page mortgage CRM for loan officers where a closing loan dragged onto Funded floats its commission up, with scored leads, loan files with a six-stage stepper, a borrower document vault you drop real files into and analytics; Torque, an eight-page admin panel for a car repair workshop where each car drives onto its lift, jobs drag across a board from check-in to pickup, and the lights on a repair order’s inspection add their fixes to an estimate the customer approves; Pane, a seven-page team workspace in liquid glass whose focus timer runs in a capsule at the top of the screen, with a drag-and-drop task board, a calendar, projects with milestones, insights and a team directory; Ivora, a fifteen-page practice app for a dental clinic where you tap a tooth to chart what you see, drag bookings across the chairs and sign prescriptions checked against each patient's allergies; Tavola, a nine-page restaurant dashboard in glassmorphism where a ticket dragged onto Ready changes colour and rings the pass and a waiting party dragged onto a free table lights up its chairs, with bookings, menu engineering, stock, a staff rota and reports; Cadra, a twenty-nine-page ERP for a bike maker whose production schedule is a Gantt where dragging one step pushes every later step with it, with a sales board, a showroom till, purchasing, three warehouses, shipments, payroll and a ledger; Lumora, a teacher's school dashboard whose day ribbon lays out every lesson at its real length with a moving now line, with registers taken in a tap, a seating plan you drag students across, a marking queue and an AI quiz builder; Sunrow, a sixteen-section field ERP for a solar and battery-storage builder whose Gantt schedule pushes every waiting task along when you drag one, with projects, contractors, materials, purchase orders, budgets, approvals, safety and equipment; Vessa, a nine-section inventory app for a skincare lab whose inventory chart floods its hatched bars with colour under the pointer, with production batches stamped RELEASED after QA, a pick-pack-ship board you drag orders across, purchasing, bin maps and analytics; Rivolo, an eleven-page money app for a freelancer whose money-flow chart raises money in above the line and hangs money out below it, with every pot on one bar, safe-to-spend shown as its sum, a card deck you flick and freeze, and client invoices that move a share to the tax pot when they're paid; Kesta, a ten-page production-finance app for a film studio whose cash bridge builds the year's balance as a waterfall, month by month, with four currency wallets, budget lines per production in their own currency, a receipts inbox and a cash reserve; Noria, an eight-page workflow-automation app for a freight forwarder's ops desk, where a light walks each live run's steps, a node canvas tests a flow before it goes live and failed runs group by what went wrong; Tillo, a ten-page money app for a bike shop whose cash-flow chart you drag across to total any run of months, with a three-step send flow, cards that frost and turn over, budgets with a pace marker and savings reserves; Kofra, an eleven-page business bank account for a ceramics studio whose balance runway forecasts the next 30 days with every bill and invoice pinned where it lands, with invoices that stamp PAID and feed a tax jar, a hold-to-send payment flow and pots drawn as jars; Sovra, an eleven-page business bank account for a florist whose cash-flow chart you drag across to total any stretch, with a euro wallet, team cards that frost when frozen, invoices that stamp PAID and a VAT return worked out against its pot; Kinby, a ten-page family money app whose wallet of the family's cards is a swipe carousel you flick, flip and freeze, with kids' cards on weekly limits and their money requests, pocket money with chores, a bills calendar with paydays, budgets you set by dragging and goals that fill as jars; Murmura, an eleven-page social media management suite with role-based access, where one post is written for eight networks with a live preview of each, approvals take a stamp and an admin edits every role's permissions in a live matrix; Obolo, a thirteen-page business-finance app for an olive-oil exporter whose money in and out chart raises money in above a zero line and hangs money out below it, with four currency wallets on one mix bar, team cards that flip and freeze, a live converter and approvals that take a stamp; Mavora, an eight-page store dashboard for a coffee roaster whose takings chart stacks every sales channel against the day's goal with a ghost of where today will land, with a live Today ring, a roast queue in kilos and a fulfilment board you drag orders across; Grista, an eleven-page business bank account for a three-shop bakery whose cash is drawn day by day as steps, with the big days pinned and a navigator you drag back through the year, team cards fanned like a hand that lock with a padlock, bills that stamp PAID and a what-if cash forecast; Pelago, a ten-page sales console for a ceramics studio whose demand chart stacks a year of every category by sales channel against last year's outlines, with a 24-hour order dial, a packing bench you drag orders across and refunds that stamp the receipt; Orvel, a twelve-page finance console for a vinyl pressing plant whose payment field draws every payment as a dot, money in above the line and money out below, and narrows the ledger to any days you drag across, with a review queue dealt as a stack, cards that frost and turn over, invoices that stamp PAID and bills that take two sign-offs; Pembra, a nine-section people, rota and payroll app for a two-hotel group whose shift pulse fills every shift up to a now line walking across the day, with a rota you drag shifts across, timesheets, time off that frees shifts, a hiring pipeline and a monthly pay run; Kelvo, a nine-page people, rota and payroll app for a three-gym climbing company whose rota heads every gym with an hourly coverage strip, with shifts you drag across times, days and people, cover suggested for every open shift, time off that opens shifts and a pay run that stamps PAID; Folka, a ten-section people, rota and payroll app for a coffee company whose colour-block overview counts who is on the floor, with a rota you drag shifts across, staff photos, search that approves requests by name and a monthly pay run; Vitrea, a nine-page App Store publishing desk for an iOS studio in liquid glass, where every pane bends the room behind it at its edge, with a release board you drag from build to TestFlight, App Review and live, a review inbox with quick replies, subscriber cohorts, product-page tests and payouts; Selvar, a ten-section sales dashboard and CRM for a solar company whose quarter-to-quota runway fills with won, committed and best-case deals beside a pace tick and a forecast band, with a deal board you drag across, a forecast you adjust deal by deal, lead scoring with live weights and a rule-based Copilot; Petalo, a thirteen-page point of sale and back office for a two-shop florist, with a working register that takes card, cash or a gift card and stamps the receipt PAID, an order board you drag across and stems that count down their vase life; Olvara, a twelve-page back office for a skincare brand whose product shelf turns between collections with each product's photo and sales line, with a courier pickup countdown, a lab board you drag batches into stock, a cure schedule you drag and stretch and recipes that scale; Ondra, an eight-section marketing and sales desk for an outdoor gear brand whose four headline figures switch its performance chart, with campaign launches pinned on the line, a campaign calendar you drag to reschedule, budgets you move between channels and a wholesale pipeline you drag to Won; Ambrel, an eleven-section point of sale for a homewares shop where a product flies into a till-roll ticket, with members and points, card, cash with change, gift card and split payment, a printed receipt with a PAID stamp, a cash drawer counted note by note and a sidebar that folds into an icon rail; Corvane, an eleven-section payments operations portal for a card processor whose threshold lab lets you drag the review and block lines across last month's risk scores to see fraud stopped against good customers blocked, with a review queue, a disputes board you drag to Won, payouts, merchant identity checks and an audit log of every action; Tessly, a thirteen-section sales CRM for a stone and tile studio whose client file logs every call, visit and sample box on a timeline, with the company’s open deals as a ladder, a deal board you drag to Won, a quarter forecast, projects on a timeline and invoices that stamp PAID; Rivlet, a twenty-five-page finance and HR back office for three climbing gyms whose sort desk lets you drag each uncategorised card charge into its category bin, with rules for repeat merchants, cash across four accounts, cards that freeze, invoices that stamp PAID, tax filings, a pay run you approve and a rota you drag shifts across; Kinlo, an eleven-section finance and HR back office for a two-site independent cinema whose takings chart stacks tickets, bar and private hire and morphs between 7 days, 12 weeks and 12 months, with card payments filed in bulk, invoices that stamp PAID, a rota you drag shifts across, a pay run you approve and pay and film-booking contracts you countersign; Solvik, an eight-section sales CRM for a solar installer in frosted glass, whose deals take their stage's tint as you drag them across the board, with customer profiles, a schedule you drag tasks across, invoices that stamp PAID and growth reports; Coffra, a twenty-four-page finance and people back office for three climbing gyms whose cash-flow chart raises money in above the line, split by front desk and online memberships, and hangs money out below it, morphing between ranges and gyms, with a month-end close that ticks itself, transactions filed by suggestion, cards that frost when frozen, a pay run that takes an APPROVED stamp and a calendar you drag events across; Kerfa, a ten-section sales dashboard for a furniture workshop in frosted glass, whose revenue line morphs between ranges and re-adds itself when a sales channel is switched off, with a pipeline board where a deal dragged onto Won books a real order, a quote builder, orders with deposits and quotas you set with sliders; Ledra, an eight-section money, people and paperwork back office for a landscape architecture studio whose cash chart raises money in above the line and hangs money out below it, with a three-month forecast that four what-if switches reshape, card charges you drag into their category bins, invoices that stamp PAID, cards that frost when frozen and a hiring board you drag candidates across; Moorly, a ten-section broker portal for a marine insurer in frosted glass whose application stages are drawn as a sea route a small boat sails along once each stage is clear, with a quote builder that re-prices as you slide, a pipeline board you drag, renewals, book rolls, policies with endorsements and certificates, and agency-bill statements that stamp PAID; Covry, an eleven-section money and people back office for a group of veterinary clinics in frosted glass, with a cash chart that morphs between months, weeks and one clinic, card payments you file from a stack with always-file rules, invoices that stamp PAID, a pay run you approve and contracts signed on a drawn pad; Wynlo, a twenty-page sales CRM for a skincare brand, with twelve months of sales by channel that morph between revenue, profit and orders, a map with one square per country, a deal board you drag with a forecast, and about 2,000 orders with bulk updates and refunds; Merrin, a twelve-page sales CRM for a home-goods studio, with four headline figures that switch a layered sales chart by channel, a deal board you drag, orders packed in bulk, a photo catalogue with stock, and one inbox; and Talvo, a thirteen-page business-finance app for a craft brewery whose 90-day Cash Horizon lets you drag a bill or an invoice to another day and watch the cash line re-form, with a one-press fix when cash dips under the buffer, a card deck you freeze, bills that stamp PAID and a month-end close. Each has calm, transform-only motion, ready to wire to your own data.

Orrery — An admin console for an AI API service
Halden — A six-page sales CRM with a drag-and-drop deal board
Fernly — A seven-page project management dashboard
Kestrel — A marketing analytics dashboard with eleven pages
Coterie — A people and payroll dashboard for HR teams
Wharf — A stock and orders dashboard for small shops
Ledge — An inventory and sales dashboard with a shop register
Fathom — A dark crypto trading dashboard with live prices
Prism — A live sales dashboard for an online store
Meridian — A dark investment dashboard with animated charts
Rivet — A black and neon personal finance dashboard
Stride — A personal fitness tracker dashboard with eleven pages
Coffer — An eight-page invoicing and accounting dashboard
Tandem — A CRM workspace that ranks leads and shows why
Solum — A clothing store website with checkout and an admin dashboard
Parley — A customer messaging dashboard for SMS, WhatsApp and email
Rapport — A sales CRM with a deal board, schedule and invoices
Sprig — A twelve-page CRM for small agencies and studios
Mender — A customer support dashboard with a drag-and-drop case board
Accord — A client CRM with a drag-and-drop deal board
Tend — A clinic CRM with a WhatsApp inbox and patient board
Kairo — A revenue dashboard for subscription businesses
Corbel — A sales dashboard for shops that sell online and in store
Lintel — A real-estate CRM with listings, deals and live chat
Hearth — A mortgage CRM for loan officers
Torque — An admin panel for a car repair workshop
Pane — A glassy project management app for small teams
Ivora — A practice app for a dental clinic
Cadra — A factory management app with a drag-and-drop production plan
Tavola — A restaurant dashboard with a kitchen board and floor plan
Lumora — A teacher's dashboard for the whole school day
Sunrow — A project app for solar and battery building companies
Vessa — A stock and supply app for a skincare brand
Rivolo — A money app for freelancers with tax and savings pots
Kesta — A finance app for a film or video production company
Noria — A workflow automation app with a visual flow builder
Tillo — A money app for a small shop
Kofra — A business bank app for freelancers and small studios
Sovra — A business bank app for a small company with several shops
Kinby — A family money app with shared cards and pocket money
Obolo — A business money app with wallets in four currencies
Murmura — A social media manager for posting to eight networks
Mavora — An online store dashboard with sales and order tracking
Grista — A business bank app for a small shop or bakery
Pelago — A sales dashboard for a small online shop
Orvel — A finance app where every payment is a dot on a chart
Pembra — A staff, shifts and payroll app for hotels and shift teams
Talvo — A finance app for a small business with a cash forecast
Kelvo — A staff, shifts and payroll app for shift teams
Folka — A staff, shifts and pay app for cafés and shift teams
Vitrea — An App Store publishing dashboard with an iPhone-style glass look
Selvar — A sales dashboard and CRM for teams that sell to businesses
Petalo — A point of sale and back office for a shop with a till
Olvara — A back office for a small product brand that makes its own stock
Ondra — A marketing and sales dashboard for brands that sell online and wholesale
Ambrel — A point of sale for a shop with members and a cash drawer
Corvane — A payments operations dashboard for card processors and fintech teams
Tessly — A sales CRM with client files, a deal board and a forecast
Rivlet — A finance and HR back office with a drag-to-sort desk
Kinlo — A finance and HR back office for a cinema or venue
Solvik — A sales CRM in frosted glass with a deal board and invoices
Coffra — A finance and people back office with a morphing cash-flow chart
Kerfa — A glass sales dashboard with a drag-and-drop deal board
Ledra — A money, people and paperwork back office with a cash forecast
Moorly — An insurance broker portal with a stage route you can watch move
Covry — A money and people back office with a cash chart you can filter by site
Wynlo — A sales CRM with a drag-and-drop deal board and a country map
Merrin — A sales CRM with a drag-and-drop deal board and a morphing sales chart