Every number your business is judged on — revenue, signups, churn, spend — on one screen, with a target line across it.
The screens an owner opens on a Monday morning.
Revenue, new customers, repeat rate, ad spend, cost per acquisition — whichever handful you steer by. Pinned in the order you care about, not alphabetically.
Set a number and a date. Every chart then shows where you are against where you said you would be, and how much of the period is left to make it up.
You get told when a metric breaks its run — three weeks of decline, a jump in cost per acquisition — instead of finding out at the end of the quarter.
Export a clean period report for a partner, an accountant or an investor update, with the charts and the commentary already laid out.
Full-screen charts, thumb-sized controls, readable on a train. Nothing that assumes you are sitting at a monitor with two spreadsheets open.
Give your marketer or operations lead their own view of the same targets, so the weekly conversation starts from one set of figures.
Tell us which of these fits and we will walk you through it on a call.
For one person running the whole business who wants five numbers they trust.
For an owner plus the marketer and operations lead who report into the same goals.
For marketers tracking growth across several client accounts at once.
Every engagement starts with a walkthrough of your own numbers, not a generic demo file.
I used to rebuild the same spreadsheet every Sunday. Now I open the app, see revenue against target, and know within ten seconds whether the week needs a decision.
The alert on cost per acquisition caught a campaign drifting two weeks before I would have noticed. That alone paid for the setup call.
Our weekly meeting stopped being an argument about whose figures were right. Everyone is looking at the same chart with the same target line on it.
From wherever you keep them today — entered by hand, imported from a sheet, or connected to the tools you already run sales and ads through. We go through your sources on the walkthrough and tell you honestly which ones are worth wiring up first.
No. The setup is choosing which metrics matter, what a good number looks like, and when you want to be told something changed. That is a conversation, not a data project.
Most businesses have one or two that are entirely their own — bookings per van, active sites, reorders. You define the metric, its unit and its direction, and it charts like any other.
Yes. Period reports export as a file you send on. Only the people you invite get access to the live dashboards.
It stays yours. You can export your full history at any time, and deletion removes it from our systems rather than archiving it quietly.
Leave your name and email and we will set up a short call around your own numbers.
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