SaaS Dashboard for Analytics, Products, and Users

Banana is a sleek, multi-functional SaaS dashboard designed for fast-growing digital businesses. The platform brings together real-time analytics, user management, and product inventory tools into one unified system—helping teams stay on top of their operations, growth, and product performance.

The dashboard is clean, intuitive, and designed with scale in mind—allowing both solo founders and teams to manage insights, sales, and user data effortlessly.

Many growing platforms struggle with messy, bloated dashboards that overwhelm users and bury the most important metrics. Founders and product teams often need:

Most dashboards are either too basic or too complex. I designed Banana to strike the perfect balance.

I created a modular, clean, and scalable interface using real-world scenarios like:

Pageviews, sign-ups, and subscription tracking

Monthly revenue vs expenses over time

Managing user roles and online status

Product inventory with filters for stock status, categories, and pricing

A quick-view product modal with full specs, ratings, and variants

Each screen was designed to make insights digestible at a glance while keeping things fully interactive for deeper use.

User-first: I prioritized readability and clarity with wide spacing, distinct typography, and color-coded statuses.

Scalable system: Designed with reusability in mind—cards, tables, and modals all follow consistent patterns.

Accessible: Light theme with soft contrast and clear states for every component.

Component-driven: Built to be easy for devs to plug into any frontend system (React, Vue, etc.)

Modern SaaS look: Inspired by tools like Linear, Notion, and Stripe—with a slightly friendlier brand tone (Banana 🍌)

If you’re building something similar (dashboard, admin panel, analytics UI, etc.), I offer:

→ $1000 – perfect for MVPs or internal tools.

→ $1,000+ depending on complexity (includes design system, mobile views, and dev handoff).

Custom quote available for advanced flows, multi-user roles, or responsive builds.