Most teams need two things from their data. They need a dashboard they can trust every morning, and sometimes a way to tell a story that sticks. We build both. Hover, click and filter anything below.
All charts on this page use illustrative data. Client data is never shown.This is the dashboard most software ships with: headline numbers, a trend over time, a breakdown by category and a share of the whole. We can set one up like this for any analytics you want to track, fed automatically from your systems.
A sample sales dashboard with illustrative data. Four headline numbers (revenue, orders, conversion rate and active members) are each compared with the previous period and shown with a small trend line. Below them: daily revenue over time, revenue split by customer segment (members, new customers, business), revenue by sales channel (online store, marketplace, retail stores, wholesale, social), and average orders by day of the week with the busiest day highlighted. Buttons switch the period between 30 days, 90 days and 12 months.
When the goal is to explain, persuade or delight, a different shape often tells the story better.
Every day's workflow runs as one spoke around a clock face. Quiet weekends, month-end reporting peaks, the end-of-financial-year rush and the Christmas shutdown all show up once the year wraps around.
Hover a spoke to see that day.
Interstate moves over a year. Each ribbon is a two-way flow between two states or territories, so the New South Wales to Queensland corridor stands out at once.
Hover a state to show only its flows.
Arrival and departure totals for each state: ABS National, state and territory population, year to March 2026. Flows between each pair are modelled to match those totals.
Each circle is one release, sized by how much changed and coloured by type. The swarm shows bursts of work and quiet spells across two years.
Hover a circle for its details.
Weekly mentions of five topics stacked around a centre line. It shows both the total volume and which topic owned each moment.
Hover a stream to isolate it.
Topics as stars, links where they appear together. Clusters form on their own, and the brightest stars are the most connected.
Hover a star to light up its links. Drag to rearrange.
600 survey answers, each a single dot. Switching the question makes every dot move to its new group, so the reader sees the people behind the percentages.
Pick a question to watch the dots regroup.
Records flowing from source systems through cleaning and into the places people use them. Band width is volume, so bottlenecks and leaks are easy to spot.
Hover a band or a box to follow the flow.
Product categories as clusters and each product as a bubble sized by sales. A sea of small bubbles beside a few giants makes the concentration obvious.
Hover a bubble to see the product and its share.
Regions as equal hexagons so small areas aren't lost. Switch the scenario to compare today's demand with a 2035 projection.
Hover a hexagon. Switch scenarios to see where demand moves.
One square per day, darker for busier. Weekly habits, holidays and the end-of-year rush all show up without a single axis label.
Hover any day.
Tell us what you're tracking and who needs to see it. We'll suggest the simplest view that works, from a dashboard to something more creative.
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