Stop Stitching Reports. Start Telling Stories.
2026
Client
Independent SaaS Product – built for digital agencies
The Challenge
Agencies live in a dozen browser tabs. Performance in one tool, search in another, analytics somewhere else, security and SEO in two more, and at the end of every month, someone stitches it all into a report by hand. The insight exists but it’s scattered, manual, and slow.
InsightsDash is my answer: a single window for reviewing, analyzing, and reporting on everything web – performance, search, analytics, UX, SEO, security, and marketing – with AI woven through it to turn raw metrics into plain-language stories a client can actually understand. I took it from a blank page to a working product: concept, brand, design, and build.
My Role
Founder, Designer & Developer. I own every layer of InsightsDash – I concepted it, branded it, designed it, built it, trained and integrated the AI.
- Defined the product concept and positioning from scratch
- Created the brand identity, logo, and visual system
- Designed the full product experience – landing, dashboard, integrations, reporting
- Built the platform end to end (Next.js)
- Architected 25 integrations across analytics, advertising, performance, SEO, security, and UX
- Integrated the AI layer that analyzes data and generates client-ready insight
The Result
InsightsDash unifies 25 integrations behind one dashboard – GA4, Search Console, Google/Meta/LinkedIn Ads, Lighthouse, Hotjar, and Core Web Vitals, uptime, SSL and security headers, crawl and robots analysis, accessibility, tech detection, and more – grouped into clean categories so a whole account’s health reads at a glance. OAuth handles Google, Meta, and LinkedIn, so agencies get instant scans without wrangling API keys.
The difference isn’t just aggregation, it’s interpretation. An AI layer sits on top of the data, spotting content gaps, surfacing anomalies, prioritizing fixes, and writing the narrative around the numbers. The result turns a pile of dashboards into a single command center that doesn’t just show what happened, but explains what it means and what to do next.


