Everyone’s apps look amazing and I am blown away by what everyone else produced!
Here is my submission for the OFTW dashboard challenge. I decided to focus on current metrics and insights related to pledge performance, money moved, churn metrics, and average revenue generated per pledge. Charts can be selected on the left hand side in the navigation, and most charts have slicing options available by pressing the ‘Chart Options’ button.
I designed this app using Dash-Mantine-Components library for the first time, which was a pleasure to use after I got past a few of the positioning and hidden CSS element quirks.
If I had more time, I would’ve liked to add a few more charts to highlight breakdowns in the current ARR metrics, and also cover some additional SaaS related metrics for OFTW. Please feel free to take a look and provide feedback where applicable.
Hello! I would like to add my submission in here. My app includes a AI graph generator. To use it you need to include your GOOGLE_API_KEY in either a .env file or pasting it in the app UI. You can get one from Google AI Studio and use your Google Gemini API key for free within it’s free-usage-tier limits.
I also included Fiscal Year Metrics, Monthly Metrics, and ARR Metrics.
For anyone who tried the link I had some issues with my gcloud and dash, which I fixed last night. You can try again.
And for anyone who uses GCLOUD, add server = app.Server if you get an error loading the layout, and if you still get this error (which make me waste so much time), change in the app.yaml the instance class from F1 (default) to F2/F3/F4 etc., which have more RAM.
I will post the GitHub once it is uploaded, probably tonight after work.
Anyway nice to see the Community so active . I will reuse some of the code I see here they are really good.
Let’s see what OFTW & @adamschroeder says but If some you are interested It would be nice to make an open project and combine some of the tools here and provide one with more functionality and support.
Thank you for fixing the app and memory issue, @ramzy22 .
Let’s wait for OFTW. They will be reviewing the apps next week. After announcing the challenge winners, they might be interested in combining some of these apps. Let’s see what they say.
Thank you to all community members that participated in the Plotly OFTW App Challenge. We received amazing app submissions that the One For The World team felt honored to judge.
Given how impressed the Plotly team was with the apps submitted, we will be hosting a challenge livestream on May 29, at noon Eastern Time, to allow app authors to showcase their apps to the world. We already have a few speakers lined up. If you would like to showcase your app as well, please let me know by commenting below or sending me a message here on the forum.
This app is clean, well-organized, and intuitive. The team found it very easy to use and navigate, and they appreciated the additional context provided by the author. The author also covered many of the metrics OFTW was hoping to cover. The charts provided good detail on the metrics, and it was helpful to see Money Moved and Pledge Performance as separate tabs. Bonus points for the Insights feature as well.
The OFTW team loved interacting with the custom pivot table creator and the graphs associated with the tables.
The customization of the app and the incredible robustness really made it stand out. Every summary card can be clicked to get more visualizations and dive deeper into the data. There is much to explore in this app and its KPIs are also very close to what OFTE was looking for.
The style and color scheme of this app is beautiful. The app has an intuitive and detailed breakdown of the metrics. The control panel at the top has three dropdowns that cover multiple views of the “money moved” data. In addition, the summarizing cards at the top of the tabs offer quick insight into the data, and the Methodology tab is very helpful for people not familiar with the dataset or the inner workings of the code.
Thank you Alonso for also integrating the LLM to the app.
I just want to say a big thank you to the plotly and oftw teams. I am really grateful to be part of such a talented community and I really appreciate the recognition. It made me super happy. the submissions by everyone were incredible and I’m really overwhelmed by how far we can push the limits. learned so much just by checking out everyone’s work. huge thanks to @adamschroeder and everyone who took part in this for making it all happen.
. I will reuse some of the code I see here they are really good.
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