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Most analytics dashboards feel like a spreadsheet with a chart bolted on. I wanted something that actually feels alive.
NexaMetrics streams a new order into the feed every 8 seconds, KPI cards carry live sparklines, and a command palette (Cmd+K) lets you jump straight to any order, customer or product without touching a menu. Full order table with search, filters and a slide-out detail panel, customer segments with lifetime value, all built on seeded but realistic data.
Live demo: nexametrics-dash.vercel.app
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