
Overview
Turn one team's testing day spreadsheet into a private, searchable website your athletes can pull up on their phone. No coding, no design work. You just answer a few questions and Claude builds the whole thing.
Note: you are viewing the single team version of the Dashboard Builder. If you work with multiple teams or you want leaderboards, you need the Multi-Team Version.
Unique Features
Two ways to build it: upload the file for your Dashboard Builder to Claude and let it walk you through the process, or go through the guide step-by-step and copy/paste all the provided prompts into Claude
A radar chart for each athlete with the team average laid over it, so they see their shape at a glance. Below that, there will be a table where they can see all their raw scores and where that ranks them on the team
Pick which tests show up on that chart versus which ones stay in the results table only, keeps the chart clean without losing any data
Set your own order for the chart, or let Claude use the order you tested in
One composite score per athlete, and you decide whether it averages every test or only the ones on the radar chart
A real downloadable PDF of results, plus a one-tap "email me my results" button
Free hosting walkthrough included, so it's a real link, not a file that only works on some phones
Add a new test later without starting over
A built-in check that catches name mismatches, mislabeled tests, and data entry mistakes before they ever reach an athlete
For the Coach
No spreadsheet formulas, no design software, no developer. You get testing day results turned into something real in one sitting, and you can trust the numbers because the process checks itself before the website goes live.
For the Athletes
They open a link on their own phone and see their own results, a real chart, a real rank, not a group text, instagram post, or a printout that gets lost. Something they can look at, download, share, and keep.
This guide is for you if you’re looking to:
Build a dashboard to showcase the results for one single team
You don't need it to build leaderboards