Dashboards

17 ready-to-use templates. Open one in the builder, customize it with a prompt, and publish.

A dashboard is the screen you leave open. These read live market data and put it where you can see it at a glance: positions and exposure, funding and liquidity, prices across venues that do not agree with each other. Pick one for the look you want to work in front of all day, because that is what decides whether you keep it open. Every one of them is a working app you can fork and point at your own account, not a picture of one.

Meridian preview

Meridian

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A cinematic landing page you scroll into: a camera move drawn frame by frame from your scroll, chapters as stops along the way, then a live board of every Hyperliquid perp. Read-only, no keys.

Family Money preview

Family Money

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Where the household money actually goes each month, as a grid: every category down the side, every month across the top, the real number in each cell. Paste a bank statement, see fixed commitments versus choices, keep one-offs like a house or a tax bill out of the monthly average, and photograph receipts as you go. Names the unreadable payees once and remembers.

Celestial preview

Celestial

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A cave mouth you scroll through, into a portfolio that lives in orbit.

Ronin preview

Ronin

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A samurai sunset that holds still while your positions move.

Hanami preview

Hanami

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Night blossoms drifting over a calm, unhurried book.

Sanctum preview

Sanctum

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A glowing tree cave. Quiet light, serious numbers.

Threshold preview

Threshold

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Monoliths part on scroll and the desk is waiting behind them.

Pilots preview

Pilots

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A bright hangar roster. Every strategy is a machine on the floor.

Stormguard preview

Stormguard

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A storm front you move through while the numbers hold steady. Positions, exposure and risk read against weather that keeps changing.

Verdant preview

Verdant

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A living gate you pass through before the portfolio arrives. Built for the slow, compounding view rather than the tick.

The Garden

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A family portfolio you walk into, one garden per person, each with savings, a live 15-year forecast, and where the money is staked.

Aetherium

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A multichain wallet dashboard, connect to see your real on-chain balance across Ethereum and Base, a live prices board, your assets, and a swap panel. Real balances, live data, no custody.

Family Office preview

Family Office

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A household balance sheet, watch any set of public addresses, see real on-chain balances priced and rolled up per person, and track each person's goal. Read-only, no wallet connection, no custody.

Yield preview

Yield

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A live yield dashboard. Discover staking, lending, and vault opportunities, and the best stablecoin APYs, across every chain, with a clean filterable grid.

HyperViz preview

HyperViz

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Live Hyperliquid market visualizer. Seven views: bubble map, heatmap, scatter, live L2 liquidity, liquidation zones, funding radar, leaderboard. Read-only, no auth.

OddsBoard preview

OddsBoard

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Live prediction markets visualizer across Polymarket + Kalshi. Six views: market grid, probability heatmap, extremes, discovery scatter, categories, leaderboard. Read-only, no auth.

HyperBoard: Crypto Market Dashboard preview

HyperBoard: Crypto Market Dashboard

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Real-time dashboard showing prices, funding rates, open interest, and liquidity across crypto perpetual markets. 3 tabs: Market, Liquidity, Funding. Uses Mithril API for live data.

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What these read right now

Every dashboard here is built on a feed like this one. These are perpetual markets quoting as this page was served.

MarketPriceFundingOpen interest
BTC$83,252.500.0013%535 BTC
ETH$2,678.550.0013%11,583 ETH
SOL$118.60-0.0016%111,477 SOL
HYPE$86.390.0013%152,289 HYPE

Read from the Pacifica perpetual book, through our own keyless relay at 2026-09-30 09:11 UTC, refreshed at most every five minutes. This is the market these templates read; the page is not a template running.

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