small business dashboard

A small business dashboard, built on your own numbers.

Quotes waiting for an answer, invoices to collect and the next appointments, on one screen you open each morning. The one below is live, on an invented business. No sign-up.

This one is running. Try it.

Rénovations Boréal is an invented renovation business. Its quotes, invoices and appointments are made up and reset every night.

Rénovations Boréal (demo) · invented data, reset every nightOpen the full demo

Three questions, answered before your coffee.

An owner view starts with the questions you already ask every morning. Each tile is one question, with its answer and the next step.

Quotes awaiting an answer
Who has not answered yet, for how much, and since when, so you call the right client today
Invoices to collect
What is owed, by whom, and what is overdue
Upcoming appointments
The next five, with the client and the time, in your time zone
Your own tiles
The questions your business asks: jobs in progress, hours left on a contract, calls from Google

It reads the tools you already use.

A dashboard is only as good as what feeds it. We connect it to the tools you keep, so nobody types the same number twice.

Quotes and invoices
The quote-to-invoice software we build, or QuickBooks if it stays your books
Bookings
Your booking page and your Google or Outlook calendar
Payments
Card payments and deposits, as they land
Google Business Profile and Search Console
Calls, direction requests and searches, explained in plain words
The spreadsheet you keep today
Read as it is until it is replaced, never typed again by hand

Built in your accounts, at a fixed price.

Where it lives
In accounts in your name; where your data lives is written down for your project
The price
A fixed price for the agreed scope; half to start, half on delivery
Changes
A change you ask for is quoted and approved before we start it
After delivery
30 days of free fixes, then hourly or a monthly plan, and a manual

How the price is set · Hosting and your data

Bring the three questions you ask every morning.

Thirty minutes on your evaluation: where your numbers live today and what you need to see each morning. You leave with a scope and a fixed quote; you owe nothing until you accept it.