Dashboards are live. Build widget pages that visualize whatever your workflows pull in — and Copilot will build the table, the page and the charts for you from a single chat message.
Kyle asks Copilot for a dashboard and it builds the whole thing — 3:14.
You can add pages and widgets by hand — but the fast path is telling Copilot what you want to see, inside the automation you already have.
Anything that collects something — scraped listings, form responses, daily numbers. If it's currently landing in a Google Sheet, that's fine; Copilot will add a table alongside it rather than tearing it out.
Copilot sets up the code step and the create-record step for tables, configures the table so it's ready to receive rows, then builds the page and widget — no manual configuration.
The dashboard preview sits empty until data lands. Run the workflow once and the records populate.
The way you'd use spreadsheet functions: trigger a workflow when a new record is added, calculate whatever you need, and write it back for the widget to display.
In Kyle's second example, an automation scrapes Skool member progress and the dashboard shows it as a live picture: members scraped, a chart of join sources, a distribution comparison, and a list of the most recent course data. Same data you'd have squinted at in a spreadsheet — except now it's a page you'd actually be willing to send someone.
Nothing limits how many dashboards you create. But the pattern that actually works is one dedicated table per dashboard — five unrelated workflows want five separate tables — and tables are what your tier meters.
| Your tier | Tables | Independent dashboards, in practice |
|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | 1 | one, and that's the whole allowance |
| Tier 2 | 3 | three |
| Tier 3 | 5 | five |
| Tier 4 Popular | 25 | twenty-five |
| Tier 5 | Unlimited | as many as you want |
| Tier 6 | Unlimited | as many as you want |
| Tier 7 | Unlimited | as many as you want |
You can share one table across related dashboards — this is the practical pattern, not a hard rule enforced by the app.
So the question isn't whether you get dashboards. You already do. It's how many separate things you want to watch at once — and if the answer is "one per client" or "one per project," Tier 1's single table runs out the moment you build the second one.
Your original purchase price credits in full toward any higher tier, so you only pay the gap — and on top of that, a one-time grant of bonus AI credits lands the moment you arrive on the new tier. Both close on September 1. This is an upgrade window, not a standing offer: when it ends, the upgrade page comes down.
One-time bonus AI credits — the credits Copilot spends building for you. Credited instantly on upgrade.
Build and run automations on our machines instead of yours. Publish once and the desktop app no longer has to stay open.
White LabelYour logo, your colors, your subdomain. Give clients a dashboard-only login where TaskMagic never appears — a Tier 7 feature.