See what your business command center should show.

Building your own dashboard? Start from one that works. Click through business dashboard examples for eleven industries, then build yours with Claude Code using our guide, or have it done for you.

Two dashboards are free to open, no sign-up.

Inside the library

  • 162 screens
  • 37 roles
  • 150 ideas
  • 10 industries
  • Owner, manager and team views for every business
  • Desktop, tablet and phone sizes of every screen
  • Why each part is there, in plain words
  • New industries as they ship, at no extra cost

What these 162 screens would cost you

Hiring a freelance designer* $20,000+ About $125 a screen
Dashboard Atlas full access $149 Under $1 a screen, one payment
Bonus

Build it yourself with Claude Code. A step-by-step guide from any dashboard here to a working prototype on your own computer.

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* At $1,500 for 12 screens, the lowest freelance rate we found for dashboard design. Planning sessions and done-for-you builds are quoted separately.

Business dashboard examples by industry

Pick your industry, then switch between the owner, the manager and the team.

How it works

Open a dashboard for your kind of business, switch roles and read why each part is there. These three come from the marketing agency.

The marketing agency's owner overview as a client ledger, with the Viewing as role switch, the Financial and Operations switch and the margin column marked 1 to 3
  1. One home screen per role

    Switch the role with Viewing as, under the company name. The owner reads the client ledger, the account director sees only their own clients, and the project manager sees this week's deliverables as a tick list.

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  2. Financial and operations views for the owner

    The owner's overview is a client ledger, one row per client, grouped by when the retainer renews. The switch in the heading reads the same rows for the money or for the work: deliverables, approvals waiting on the client and who is booked.

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  3. Margin by client, lowest first

    Margin sits on every row, plain at the 50% target and amber or red when it misses, so a costly client stands out without a chart. Order by Margin or open the Under 50% margin tab to see them first.

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Two ways to get your command center

Build it yourself from the library, or have it planned and built for you.

Build it yourself

$149, one payment

  1. Pick your starting point

    Open the dashboard closest to your business and see what each role checks first.

  2. Build it with Claude Code

    Follow the guide to turn that design into a working prototype on your own computer.

  3. Make it yours

    Swap in your own numbers, tools and screens as the business grows.

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Done for you

Starts with a planning session

  1. Planning session

    One call about how your business runs: the numbers you check, who needs which screen and where the data lives today.

  2. Your plan

    A screen-by-screen plan for each role, starting from the dashboard here that fits your business.

  3. Built for you

    We build it on your real numbers and connect the tools and spreadsheets you already use.

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Coming next

New industries are added as they ship. Tell us which one you need first.

    Request a dashboard for your industry

    Questions

    What happens in a planning session?

    One call about how your business runs: what you check every day, who needs to see what and where the numbers live now. You leave with a plan for your command center, whether we build it or you do.

    Can you build it for my business?

    Yes. After the planning session we build it on your real data and connect the tools you already use. Book a planning session.

    I'm building my own. How does this help?

    You start from a dashboard that already works for your kind of business, not a blank page. Full access includes a step-by-step guide to building it with Claude Code on your own computer, and each idea says why that part is there.

    Do I need to be technical to use the guide?

    No. It's written for business owners, not developers, and walks you through Claude Code one step at a time. Rather not build it yourself? Book a planning session.

    Is this software I can sign up for?

    Not as it is. Every company, person and number here is made up, so you can see how a command center works before you plan your own.

    What does full access include?

    Every dashboard, role and idea in the library, including the dashboards added later, plus the guide to building yours with Claude Code. $149, one payment. Get full access.

    I already paid. How do I get in?

    Use the access code from your receipt email on the access page.

    Ready for your command center?

    Build it yourself with Claude Code, or have it done for you.