Turn the figures you already have into a report that plays in a browser. Send it as a link, and watch it get read instead of downloaded and forgotten.
The numbers, the trend and the one line of commentary — in a piece that reads in fifteen seconds.
Growth that draws itself while you talk, on a projector, with no slides to click through.
Where the money went and what ships next, in a shape the whole company can follow.
Not screenshots. Each of these is a real piece, drawn in your browser by the same thing that will draw yours.
Every region finished ahead of plan, and December carried it.
Revenue this quarter
Up from £3.6m in Q3
New customers
Growth on last quarter
Renewed their contract
People hired
A board update that reads in fifteen seconds
Half the year’s spend went on the people who make the thing.
Left at year end
Held back for the new site
A budget split anyone can argue with
One release a quarter, and nothing else on the list.
Faster imports
Spreadsheets that used to take a night now take a minute.
Shared workspaces
A team can work on one thing without emailing files about.
The mobile app
Everything you can do at a desk, on a phone.
Open the API
So the tools you already pay for can talk to this one.
A roadmap that fits on one screen
With 46 people
With 41 people
Two numbers, honestly scaled
Where the next piece of work should probably go.
Meeting time per person, per day
Down from 4.1 after we cut the Monday call
A capacity read that avoids a meeting
Waiting on a proposal
Worth about £1.4m between them
A pipeline without a spreadsheet
Figures are illustrative and the organisations are invented. The pieces are not.
Free to start, no card needed, and nothing to install at either end.
