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Build live business dashboards in Claude from your connected apps
Skill Leap AI's Saaid connects Gmail, Stripe, QuickBooks, Google Calendar and Slack to Claude, then prompts live dashboards that refresh on open and shares them by link.
Skill Leap AI · YouTube · published Oct 20, 2026 · Work & Operations
▶ Watch on YouTubePrompt
Using my connected [Gmail / Stripe / QuickBooks / Google Calendar] account, build a live dashboard called [dashboard name] in dark mode. Show these at the top: [metric 1], [metric 2], [metric 3], [metric 4]. Below, add charts for [trend over time] and a breakdown by [category]. Pull live data every time I open it, and add a toggle to blur numbers.
Visual breakdown
Claude's new live dashboards pull data from connected apps like Gmail, Stripe, QuickBooks, Google Calendar and Slack, and update every time you open them. Saaid builds seven with simple prompts, then merges them into one command center you can share by link.
The problem: Business numbers sit in separate apps, and earlier Claude dashboards from a CSV file never updated live.
From connected apps to a shared command center
- Connect appsCustomize, then Connectors: press plus and log in with your Claude account
- Pick a dashboardCopy a ready prompt from the free resource, or write your own
- Claude builds itBest model with extra thinking; you choose design, boxes and light or dark mode
- Live dataDashboard pulls real numbers on every open, no uploads needed
- Command centerA new chat merges all dashboards into one page with a side panel
- Shareable linkPress share on top: private, or a public link
Connected appsManual stepClaudeResult
The dashboards he builds
- Inbox command center (Gmail): emails waiting for a reply
- Stripe revenue pulse and churn vs retention
- QuickBooks profit and cash: cash, runway, net profit
- Calendar time audit and Founder Morning Cockpit
By the numbers
7dashboards in the video
20dashboards he tested
9in his command center
Build your own
All you need is a connection and a prompt; nothing to upload.
- In Claude, open Customize and choose Connectors (not Plugins)
- Connect the app by pressing plus and logging in
- Paste a dashboard prompt and say which metrics you want to see
- Pick a top model with extra thinking, and set the design you like
- Open a new chat and ask for a command center with a side panel listing your dashboards
- Press share to keep it private or make the link public
The prompts are in his free resource linked in the description.
Tips from the video
- Name the exact metrics and box layout in the prompt so you get your view, not the app's default.
- One source can power several dashboards, such as two different Stripe views.
- He added a sample-data switch and a blur-numbers button to demo safely with private company data.
- You can match brand colors or switch between light and dark mode.
- Several connectors can feed one dashboard, like Stripe, QuickBooks, Gmail, Calendar and Slack.
Chapters
0:00Live dashboards overview1:05Resource with prompts2:20How to build and connect apps2:53Inbox command center (Gmail)5:45Stripe revenue pulse and churn7:10QuickBooks profit and cash8:13Calendar time audit8:53AI search visibility9:19Founder Morning Cockpit9:55Command center and sharing10:52Futurepedia 2.0
Distilled from the video’s captions
How to try it
- Open Claude.
- Copy the prompt and fill in the [placeholders].
- Watch Skill Leap AI's video for the full walkthrough and setup.
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