Service · Dashboards & apps
Dashboards and mobile apps: the numbers that count, at a glance.
Back offices, dashboards and mobile apps your team uses every day: the figures that matter readable in a second, and the next action two taps away, on desktop and on the phone.
The need
The numbers exist. Buried in piles of reports.
Most teams already have the data. It lives in exports and weekly reports that someone has to dig through before anyone can decide anything.
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Reports nobody reads
A thirty-page export every Monday: the one figure that matters is on page twelve.
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Decisions made late
By the time the numbers are compiled, the moment to act has passed.
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Not on the phone
The people in the field, the shop or the warehouse can't see anything until they're back at a desk.
The process
Assembled part by part, in the jig.
Which decisions the team takes each day, and which three numbers each one needs.
One screen per decision, the key figure first, the detail one tap below.
Connected to where the numbers already live, updated without anyone exporting anything.
Built for desktop, iOS and Android, tested by the people who will use it daily, then released.
The result
Three dials, read in a second.
The impact is the time between a number changing and someone acting on it: from a weekly report to a glance.
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Read in a second
The figure that matters is the first thing on the screen, not on page twelve.
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Acted on the same day
The next action sits next to the number, two taps away.
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Everywhere the team is
On the desk and on the phone, for the people who are never at a desk.
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Questions
Before you write.
01Native app or web app?
It depends on who uses it and where. Many internal tools work best as a web app that also runs on the phone; consumer apps often need iOS and Android builds.
02Can you connect to our existing data?
Yes: spreadsheets, databases or APIs, so nobody has to export anything again.
03Who maintains it?
You choose: handed over with documentation, or followed with the team's developers.
04How much does a dashboard or a mobile app cost?
The price depends on the scope: number of pages or screens, features and languages. Send the brief and you get a written reply within 24 hours with the scope, the timeline and a fixed price.