Numbers that move the instant your data does
A real-time dashboard PWA streams updates as events happen instead of making people refresh. Orders, tickets, sensor readings, sales, or fleet status change on screen live, so the room is looking at the current state of the business rather than a snapshot from ten minutes ago.
We choose the update mechanism to match the data. Truly live streams use WebSockets or server-sent events; near-real-time metrics can poll on a short interval, which is simpler and cheaper. We'll pick the approach that fits your volume and budget rather than over-engineering it.
- Live push via WebSockets or server-sent events for true real-time
- Efficient polling for near-real-time metrics where that's enough
- Threshold alerts and color states that flag problems at a glance
- Charts, KPI tiles, tables, and maps built to be readable across a room
- Auto-reconnect that recovers cleanly after a dropped connection
One dashboard that fits every screen it lands on
Because it's a PWA, the same dashboard installs full-screen on a lobby TV, runs on a supervisor's tablet, and shrinks to a useful summary on a phone. You build and maintain it once instead of a separate big-screen and mobile version.
We design for the viewing distance: large type and high-contrast states for wall displays, denser detail views for someone driving the data on a laptop. Access is gated so only the right people see the right metrics.
- Kiosk-friendly full-screen mode for wall-mounted displays
- Responsive layouts that reflow from TV to phone
- Role-based access so teams see only their metrics
- Connects to your database, warehouse, or third-party APIs
- Optional historical view alongside the live feed for context
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Frequently asked questions
How real-time is real-time — will there be a lag?
With a live push connection, updates typically appear within a second or two of the source changing. The honest limiter is usually your data source, not the dashboard: if the underlying system only reports every 30 seconds, that's your floor. We'll map your data's actual refresh rate before promising a number.
Can it pull from several systems at once?
Yes. A common setup combines a few sources — say your database, a payment processor, and a support tool — into one unified view. We build a small backend layer that gathers and normalizes those feeds so the dashboard stays fast and consistent.
Will a live connection run up our server costs?
It depends on how many viewers and how frequent the updates are. For a handful of screens the cost is modest; for thousands of concurrent viewers it needs different infrastructure. We'll size it to your real audience in the consultation so there are no surprises.