5 dashboards

Example dashboards

Real-world screens built from several charts. All numbers are sample data.

Example 01

SaaS dashboard

Revenue, growth and active use of a subscription product on one screen.

MRR

+6.2%
$482K
MRR, trendSparkline. 30 points, low $432K, high $482K, last $482K.
MRR, trend data
6/1$454K
6/2$450K
6/3$450K
6/4$445K
6/5$443K
6/6$437K
6/7$432K
6/8$436K
6/9$443K
6/10$444K
6/11$441K
6/12$448K
6/13$445K
6/14$444K
6/15$443K
6/16$444K
6/17$446K
6/18$453K
6/19$448K
6/20$455K
6/21$455K
6/22$458K
6/23$453K
6/24$456K
6/25$460K
6/26$464K
6/27$471K
6/28$472K
6/29$476K
6/30$482K
Last 30 days · sample data

Active users

+3.1%
18,420
Active users, trendSparkline. 30 points, low 17,388, high 18,606, last 18,420.
Active users, trend data
6/117,867
6/217,697
6/317,713
6/417,813
6/517,631
6/617,613
6/717,719
6/817,777
6/917,664
6/1017,500
6/1117,507
6/1217,508
6/1317,464
6/1417,610
6/1517,772
6/1617,613
6/1717,573
6/1817,442
6/1917,388
6/2017,488
6/2117,569
6/2217,665
6/2317,781
6/2417,907
6/2517,985
6/2618,021
6/2718,147
6/2818,606
6/2918,526
6/3018,420
Last 30 days · sample data

Churn

−0.3pp
2.4%
Churn, trendSparkline. 30 points, low 2.3%, high 2.7%, last 2.4%.
Churn, trend data
6/12.7%
6/22.6%
6/32.6%
6/42.7%
6/52.7%
6/62.7%
6/72.7%
6/82.7%
6/92.7%
6/102.7%
6/112.6%
6/122.6%
6/132.6%
6/142.5%
6/152.6%
6/162.6%
6/172.5%
6/182.5%
6/192.5%
6/202.4%
6/212.5%
6/222.5%
6/232.4%
6/242.4%
6/252.4%
6/262.3%
6/272.3%
6/282.3%
6/292.4%
6/302.4%
Last 30 days · sample data

NPS

+4
46
NPS, trendSparkline. 30 points, low 41, high 46, last 46.
NPS, trend data
6/142
6/242
6/342
6/441
6/541
6/642
6/742
6/842
6/942
6/1042
6/1142
6/1243
6/1342
6/1443
6/1543
6/1643
6/1743
6/1844
6/1944
6/2043
6/2144
6/2243
6/2344
6/2445
6/2545
6/2646
6/2746
6/2845
6/2946
6/3046
Last 30 days · sample data

MRR by plan

Month-end ($K)
  • Basic
  • Pro
  • Enterprise
Pro drives the growthSample dataBasic

New customers

Per month (customers) · Nov and Dec are forecasts
Every month beats the one beforeSample dataBasic

Paid plan mix

Customers
One in three is on ProSample dataBasic

Sign-up funnel

June (users)
Visit to sign-up loses the mostSample dataBasic

Feature usage

Share of weekly active users (%)
Few people use the API yetSample dataBasic

Quarterly goals

Q3 (%)
Churn prevention is furthest offSample dataIntermediate

Example 02

Marketing funnel report

Where traffic leaks on the way to purchase, and which channels pay off.

From visit to purchase

June sessions (users)
Over half leave at the landing pageSample dataAdvanced

Weekly traffic by channel

Visits (thousands)
The social campaign led week 10Sample dataAdvanced

Campaign efficiency

CPC, ROAS and spend
PMax is big and efficientSample dataIntermediate

Ad spend by keyword

Share (%)
  • Share
  • Cumulative
The top 3 take 74%Sample dataIntermediate

Revenue change vs last month

By driver ($K)
  • Increase
  • Decrease
Social made 58% of the gainSample dataIntermediate

Revenue by channel and device

Mix (%)
  • Mobile
  • Desktop
  • Tablet
Social revenue is almost all mobileSample dataAdvanced

Example 03

Investment portfolio

Allocation, return and risk against benchmarks and targets.

Asset allocation

Share of value (%)
Overseas stocks are 38%Sample dataIntermediate

Cumulative return

2025 (%)
Ahead of the benchmarksSample dataBasic

Daily candles of a holding

Chip ETF · drag to zoom
  • Up
  • Down
  • 5-day MA
  • 20-day MA
Higher highs above the 20-day lineSample dataAdvanced

Value by account

$K
Brokerage is over halfSample dataBasic

Contribution to return

Jan to Dec ($K)
  • Increase
  • Decrease
Overseas stocks made 86% of the returnSample dataIntermediate

Risk vs return

Circle size is weight
Battery stocks brought only riskSample dataIntermediate

Sector weight change

Weight within stocks (%)
More chips, fewer batteriesSample dataIntermediate

Against target allocation

The vertical line is the target
Bonds are 6pp under targetSample dataIntermediate

Example 04

Product retention analysis

How long users stay, by cohort and plan.

Cohort retention

Retained by sign-up month (%)
Cohorts from June on stay longerSample dataIntermediate

Retention curve

Retained by week and plan (%)
Pro keeps 22% at week 12Sample dataBasic

Daily active users

2025
The 3-week June campaign is darkestSample dataIntermediate

Session length by weekday

Distribution (minutes)
Weekend sessions run longer and widerSample dataAdvanced

Onboarding, before and after

First-week completion (%)
Profile setup rose 27ppSample dataIntermediate

Days active per week

Distribution by plan
Pro users are active 4.6 days a weekSample dataAdvanced

Example 05

Operations and infrastructure monitoring

Latency, errors, service calls and SLOs at a glance.

Requests per second

Live, one point a second (rps)
Sample data

p95 latency

Every minute for two days (5,760 points) · drag to zoom
Payments API spikes on the second afternoonSample dataBasic

CPU usage

5-minute average
7pp below the thresholdSample dataBasic

Disk usage

Storage cluster
21pp before adding capacitySample dataBasic

Errors by service

5xx by hour
Payments errors cluster from 6 to 8pmSample dataIntermediate

Calls between services

Requests per second (rps)
Orders calls Payments the mostSample dataAdvanced

Latency by region

Round trip (ms)
The European region is 5x slowerSample dataAdvanced

SLO status

This month
Only payment success is below targetSample dataIntermediate