About SMBDashboard

SMBDashboard is one screen for running a small business: money in and out, customers, tasks, and appointments, with a weekly report you can print. It's free, there's no account, and your data stays in your browser.

That last part isn't a slogan — it's the architecture. The app is static files. Everything you type is stored in your browser's local storage as one JSON document you can export and import from Settings. On the free tier there is no server-side copy of your revenue or your customer list at all; the only thing stored remotely is the license key if you buy Pro — a paid upgrade (from $8 a month, or a one-time $149 lifetime license), not a subscription.

Pro adds one optional exception: "Sync across devices", off until you switch it on. With it on, a copy of that same JSON document is stored on our server under your license key so your other devices can load it, and you can delete that copy from Settings whenever you like. Leave it off and nothing changes — the privacy policy spells out both cases.

The tool exists because most software in this space is either accounting software (built for April) or a CRM suite (built for sales teams), and owners end up running the actual week from memory, a notes app, and a bank balance. SMBDashboard is the missing middle: the operating screen you check on Monday morning and update in ten-second increments the rest of the week — faster with the Ctrl+K command palette than most apps are with a mouse.

It's built and maintained by Mark Fulton, a solo developer who has been building and running small web businesses since the late nineties. Questions, bugs, or ideas: email Mark@Reinventing.AI.

Start with the dashboard itself — it opens with sample data so you can look around — or read the weekly review routine it was built to support.