Put a live dashboard on your phone home screen
A reshare dashboard is a web page at a link like link.reshare.one/aB3xY9kLmn, and every phone can pin a web page to the home screen. Publish once, add it to your phone, and you have an icon that opens straight to live numbers from Supabase, Mixpanel, Stripe, or HubSpot. No app store, no build step, nothing to install for anyone else you send it to.
This page is for the person who checks the same three numbers every morning and wants them one tap from the lock screen.
Drop your dashboard HTML
Free.
No copy-paste needed
Add the reshare connector to Claude once, then publishing is one sentence in the chat.
How it works
- 01
Publish the dashboard
Connect a data source and publish a dashboard page, by asking your AI assistant or by uploading your own HTML with query blocks. Any reshare link works, live data or not.
- 02
Open the link on your phone
On iPhone, open it in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. On Android, open it in Chrome, tap the menu, then Add to home screen.
- 03
Tap the icon each morning
The icon opens the page and the page reruns its queries, so the numbers are current every time. Update the file later and the same icon shows the new version.
Your icon, not a browser icon
Set a custom favicon on the link and phones use it for the home screen icon: reshare generates the 180 by 180 icon Apple devices ask for, on a white background, from whatever image you upload. Give the link a custom subdomain like metrics.reshare.one and the whole thing reads like your own product.
Size the page with a normal mobile viewport and it behaves like an app when it opens. Every dashboard an AI publishes through reshare already renders on phones; it is a plain web page.
One dashboard, every phone
Send the link to your team and each person pins it themselves, iPhone or Android, in about 10 seconds. There is no per seat license and viewers need no account, so the whole team sees the same page.
Numbers stay current because queries run server side on every open. Nobody is looking at last week in a stale export.
Lock it down first if you need to
A dashboard on a lock screen is one stolen glance from being public. Put a password on the link, or restrict it to specific people who sign in with Google, before you hand it around; the home screen icon keeps working either way.
If the dashboard should die after the offsite, set an expiry date and the link turns itself off on that day.