Fake Dashboard

Fake Dashboard draws a convincing analytics screen out of one number you choose.

Pick a template, type the headline figure you want, and the app builds the rest: a chart, four metric tiles and a top five list, all generated on your phone. Nothing is measured, nothing is connected, and there is no account.

WHAT IT IS FOR

Pranking a friend who will absolutely believe your side project is printing money. Mocking up a screen for a design, a slide or a video without exposing anyone's real figures. Filling a portfolio piece with numbers that look like a product instead of lorem ipsum.

FOUR TEMPLATES

Revenue: monthly recurring revenue, subscribers, churn and net new. The SaaS console look.
Creator: views, watch time, subscribers gained and click through rate.
Store: sales, orders, average order value and conversion.
Traffic: visitors, sessions, page views and bounce rate.

CHARTS THAT HOLD UP

Real charts are not smooth, and that is what gives most fakes away. Every series here is bent by day of week, so a business tool sags at the weekend while a creator audience does the opposite, then roughed up with day to day noise. Figures land on whole units and climb the same compact ladder a real console uses, from 9,431 to 48.2K to 1.24M. Even the change against the previous period is a real comparison, because the app generates that period too instead of inventing a percentage.

Six shapes to choose from: steady climb, hockey stick, dip and recover, steady state, slow fade, and all over the place.

MAKE IT LOOK LIKE YOUR PRODUCT

Twelve accent colours, plus a dark or light ground for the card. A light console reads as a different product entirely, and whichever you pick carries into the image you share. The app itself has its own theme and colour, kept separate from your dashboards.

SHARE IT

One tap sends the dashboard as an image. Shared images carry a small "not real data" line by default, and you can turn that off in settings.

PRIVATE BY DEFAULT

Works fully offline. No account, no sign up, no tracking. Your dashboards stay on your phone and nowhere else.

THE ONE RULE

Prank your friends. Mock up your designs. Never present a dashboard from this app as proof of income, proof of results, or evidence of what a business actually earns. Using a fake revenue screenshot to sell someone a course or a programme is fraud, it is illegal in most places, and it is a far worse joke than this app.