Dashboards

Same chat box. Different goal. Instead of code that trades, code that renders.

Dashboards are a self-contained page that fetches data — from the exchanges you have connected, from public venue data, from your own historical fills — and shows it. Updating in real time, automatically.

What a dashboard is

Some things people build as dashboards:

• A funding-rate matrix across HL / Lighter / Backpack, with one row per coin and one column per venue.
• A personal PnL view that aggregates your fills across every connected venue.
• An OI distribution chart for the top 20 perps.
• A "who's about to get liquidated" board on a venue with the right data.
• A spread monitor between two venues' books on the same coin.

Building one

Open a dashboard chat ("New dashboard"). Describe what you want to see:

Show me 1h and 8h funding for BTC, ETH, SOL, HYPE on HL and Lighter.

Build me a P&L breakdown of my last 7 days across every venue I'm connected to.

Render an order book overlay between HL and Lighter for ETH-PERP — the venues side-by-side, mid-price aligned.

fxyz writes the page, you tweak it in conversation, and once you're happy you can name it and pin it to the dashboard list.

The dashboard list

The Dashboards page is the home for the dashboards you've built. The first one in the list is mounted by default — you don't land on an empty pane. Switching between dashboards feels instant because fxyz keeps them mounted in the background.

The New button at the top of the sidebar opens a fresh dashboard chat. The prompt you type there becomes the dashboard.

Making one public

If you've built something nice, you can publish it. Open the dashboard's menu and pick Publish. fxyz lists it in Discover where other people can browse, star, and fork it.

A forked dashboard runs on the forker's own connected venues, not yours. They see their own funding rates, their own PnL, their own positions — the layout is shared, the data is theirs.

See Discover for the browse/star/fork experience.