The #1 Thing People Build with AI: Dashboards
VULK generates a complete dashboard from a prompt — KPI cards, charts, tables, filters and role-based access on a real PostgreSQL backend — and can wire AI features into it: summaries, natural-language queries and LLM-assisted reporting.
Dashboards and admin panels are the #1 category of AI-generated software: 12.5% of 11,355 apps on VULK, ahead of games, landing pages and e-commerce (VULK platform data, July 2026). The median builder has a first working app 47 seconds after signup — a dashboard is the classic first prompt.
Updated July 18, 2026
The complete promptA concrete starting point
Build a dashboard that helps a support team understand ticket trends. Show source metrics, let managers filter dates and topics, and generate summaries grounded in the records currently displayed.
The complete prompt
Adapt this brief to your business, then build and refine it in VULK.
Build a dashboard that helps a support team understand ticket trends. Show source metrics, let managers filter dates and topics, and generate summaries grounded in the records currently displayed. Include these capabilities: - KPI cards, charts and tables over live PostgreSQL data - Filters, search, date ranges and CSV export - Role-based access — admin, editor, viewer - Optional AI layer: summaries, anomaly notes, natural-language queries - REST API plus full source export — self-host it if you want Build the complete working project with its routes, data model and interactions. For saved or private data, implement persistence, authentication and server-side permissions. Keep API credentials on the server. For external services, document the required setup and use test mode until real accounts are connected. Do not present a simulated integration as a completed live connection. Make the interface responsive, with accessible labels, keyboard navigation and visible focus. Include loading, empty, validation and error states. Use clearly labelled sample data, never invented customer testimonials or results. Choose a visual direction suited to this project and keep typography, spacing and controls consistent. Explain how to run, test, export and deploy the source. Verify this end-to-end flow: Change a filter and compare the summary with the chart data. Empty or incomplete datasets must be explained without inventing trends.
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All use casesWhat you get
- +KPI cards, charts and tables over live PostgreSQL data
- +Filters, search, date ranges and CSV export
- +Role-based access — admin, editor, viewer
- +Optional AI layer: summaries, anomaly notes, natural-language queries
- +REST API plus full source export — self-host it if you want
FAQ
Where does the dashboard data come from?
From the app’s own PostgreSQL database, populated through the generated forms and API. You can also adapt the exported code to read from an existing API or database in your own workflow.
What AI features can it include?
LLM-assisted summaries of metrics, natural-language questions over the data, and drafted reports — generated as integration points you connect to your model provider with your own keys.
Is this a BI tool subscription?
VULK Builder starts at €19.99/month; Pro, which includes 3D Studio and AI video, is €39.99/month. Annual billing saves 20%. See /pricing for current plans.