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Whether the software is working, for the people who get paged when it isn't.

7 products · 26 captures

What the infrastructure is doing and what it costs. Two questions, usually asked by two different people.

4 products · 23 captures

Readings from equipment in the physical world, often laid out the way the equipment itself is.

3 products · 21 captures

Who used what, and whether the thing you shipped changed it. Cohorts and funnels over counts.

4 products · 6 captures

Somebody else's charts inside your product, themed hard enough to look like they were always there.

3 products · 5 captures

Signals, alerts, and the ones nobody has looked at yet. A backlog display as much as a monitoring one.

3 products · 5 captures

Consoles for developer tools and internal platforms. Dense, and aimed at an audience that reads the docs.

3 products · 1 capture

Somebody's own money, read by somebody who is not an analyst. Being trusted matters more than being dense.

3 products · 1 capture

Price, depth and position, updating faster than anyone can read. The most volatile displays in the collection.

3 products · 1 capture

Build health, deploy frequency and how long the pipeline takes. Owned and read by the same team.

2 products · 1 capture

Rankings, impressions and clicks against an engine you don't control, and now against models that answer without linking.

1 product · 1 capture

Orders, conversion and stock, with a weekly rhythm and about four days a year that break every scale on the page.

2 products · 0 captures

Queue depth, wait time, and what each ticket is blocked on. Read by the people clearing it, while they clear it.

2 products · 0 captures

Tokens, latency, cost and quality, for systems whose output can't be judged by a threshold.

1 product · 0 captures

Positions, exposure and liquidity, on a clock. The hard part is reconciliation, not the chart.

1 product · 0 captures

Views, watch time and revenue, per piece and over time, read by the person who made the thing.

1 product · 0 captures

Pipeline by stage and by owner. Half the display is a forecast, which means half of it is an opinion.

1 product · 0 captures

Progress and attainment, read by teachers and administrators about named students.

1 product · 0 captures

Patients, beds, and what each one is waiting for. Coordination between a dozen people, not analysis by one.

1 product · 0 captures

Headcount, attrition and hiring. Small numbers about identifiable people, which changes what you can safely show.

1 product · 0 captures

Where things are and whether they will arrive. Maps and exception lists far more than charts.

1 product · 0 captures

What is in flight, with whom, and what is late. The board usually is the dashboard.

1 product · 0 captures

Portfolio, occupancy and yield. Slow cadence, long horizons, and geography as a first-class axis.

1 product · 0 captures