@lowgame/ascii-arter / linear-style dashboard demo

See product signals before churn shows up.

PulseBoard now reads like a product dashboard promo instead of a generic landing page. The motion sits inside a living operator surface, with signal cards, feed activity and dashboard blocks doing the heavy lifting.

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Onboarding drop-offs spotted 31% earlier • Weekly product review time cut in half • Built with @lowgame/ascii-arter
⌘ K Jump to expansion, silent churn, onboarding friction…
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Signal density
84%

of new accounts hit their first sticky workflow after PM + CS share one decision surface.

↑ 22% more signal confidence
Review time
-48%

Weekly product review time drops when usage, CRM and support drift stop living in separate tabs.

Moment to action
14m

Median lag from “something is off” to routed follow-up on a high-value expansion account.

Timeline clarity
12 feeds

Usage, invites, blockers, support friction and ownership signals translated into one readable queue.

Operator view

Less marketing-site polish. More living product surface.

PulseBoard is now deliberately different from the other demos: denser, darker, more product-shaped. It reads like a live workspace with motion under glass.

Team lanes
Onboarding
72%
Expansion
58%
Risk watch
34%
Support drag
46%
Why it feels different

Instead of repeating the same glossy SaaS blocks, this example leans into a dashboard promo layout: operator lanes, live queue cards and a dashboard shell as the main visual object.

Three moves

The showcase is now a different shape, not just a recolor.

These cards explain the real difference: dashboard-first composition, denser interface rhythm and a less traditional landing-page silhouette.

01

Dashboard hero

The hero is a live-looking signal board instead of another generic screenshot-on-the-right marketing card.

02

Bento metrics

The first visual rhythm comes from small operating cards, not feature-marketing paragraphs.

03

Operator language

Everything is written like a team workspace: lanes, queues, moments, follow-up and signal confidence.

Final CTA

Ship a dashboard-shaped landing page without shipping an actual app.

PulseBoard is still static HTML. The feeling changes because the layout changes, not because the stack gets heavier.

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