Dashboards that age well.
Build a dashboard by describing it. Edit any tile by re-asking. Parameters at the top, comments at the bottom, version history along the side. The dashboard era didn't end — it just got conversational.
Describe it. It builds it.
"Make me a dashboard for our weekly paid pulse, with spend, ROAS, CAC, top movers, and CAPI match-rate." That's it. Arcus picks the right tiles, queries your warehouse, lays them out, and hands you a working dashboard.
- Layout that makes sense. Headlines on top, time-series in the middle, breakdowns at the bottom — Arcus knows.
- Edit any tile by re-asking. "Make this one a stacked bar instead." Done.
- Drag to rearrange. Or just describe it differently and let Arcus rebuild.
One dashboard. Many views.
Parameters live at the top. Switch the date range, the region, the cohort — every tile updates in step. Save common configurations as views. Share a link with the parameters baked in.
- Define parameters in plain English. "Add a region filter." Arcus wires it through every relevant tile.
- Save views. "EMEA Q3" and "NA Q3" are one click apart.
- Embed with parameters. Paste a link in Slack with date=Q3-2025 already set.
Every tile shows its work.
Click any number on a dashboard to see the SQL that produced it, when it last ran, and the rows it pulled. Comments live next to tiles. Version history lives next to dashboards. Trust isn't a marketing claim — it's a click.
- Drill into any tile. See SQL, sources, freshness, and the original thread that built it.
- Comment threads per tile. Argue about a number where it lives, not in Slack.
- Scheduled refreshes. Daily, hourly, real-time — pick per-tile.
FROM "warehouse"."paid_attribution_v3"
WHERE date BETWEEN '2025-07-01' AND '2025-09-30'
Built to last past Q4.
Start from a known pattern
Growth weekly, cohort retention, and RevOps QBR examples are launch templates, not customer benchmarks.
Slack on a cadence
Send a snapshot to a channel every Friday. Or only when a number crosses a threshold.
Drop into Notion, Linear, anywhere
Iframe-friendly with permission inheritance. Read-only by default, parameterized by URL.
YoY, WoW, vs forecast
Toggle between absolute, relative, and "compared-to" modes without rebuilding.
Mark what happened
"Sept 9 — SDK update" pinned to the timeline. Future you will thank present you.
Row-level governance
Inherits from your warehouse. EMEA leads see EMEA. NA sees NA. No leaks.
Build your first dashboard before lunch.
Connect a warehouse, define the question, and turn reviewed answers into reusable dashboard views.