PulseKit turns your key metrics into widgets across your Apple devices. Monitor business metrics like revenue, MRR, TVL, and KPIs at a glance on Home Screen, Lock Screen, and StandBy.
PulseKit is a powerful iOS widget app that transforms your most important business metrics into glanceable widgets across the entire Apple ecosystem. Designed for entrepreneurs, product managers, and data-driven professionals, PulseKit enables you to monitor key performance indicators like revenue, monthly recurring revenue (MRR), total value locked (TVL), and custom KPIs directly from your iPhone Home Screen, Lock Screen, or even while your device is in StandBy mode. Its core value lies in providing instant visibility into your business health without needing to open any app, making it an indispensable tool for staying on top of your numbers throughout the day. By bringing your metrics to the forefront, PulseKit ensures you never miss a critical update or trend.
The fundamental pain point PulseKit addresses is the friction of constantly checking multiple dashboards and apps to track business metrics. Traditionally, founders and managers must navigate through various analytics platforms, open browser tabs, or refresh reports to see if revenue targets are met or if KPIs are declining. This process is time-consuming and disrupts workflow, especially for those who need real-time awareness of their business performance. PulseKit eliminates this by placing your most vital numbers directly on the surfaces you look at most: your phone's lock screen, home screen, or even your wrist. This immediate access means you can spot a sudden spike in sales, a drop in app downloads, or a shift in user engagement at a glance, allowing for faster response times and more informed decisions without breaking your concentration.
A standout feature of PulseKit is the ability to "pick the size that works for you." The app offers multiple widget sizes—small, medium, and large—each displaying varying amounts of information to suit your needs and available screen space. A small widget might show a single metric like current revenue with an arrow indicating trend, while a medium widget can present a few key numbers like MRR and active users side by side. Large widgets can accommodate a more comprehensive view, possibly including a chart or multiple KPIs. This flexibility allows users to design their Home Screen with the exact information density they require, ensuring that critical data is visible without cluttering their display. The choice of size directly impacts how much context you get at a glance, balancing detail with simplicity.
PulseKit works seamlessly across the entire Apple product line, extending its utility beyond the iPhone. It functions on iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch, providing a consistent, unified view of your metrics wherever you work. On iPad, you can place larger widgets on the Home Screen or Today View, taking advantage of the bigger display to monitor more data simultaneously. On Mac, widgets live in the Notification Center or on the desktop, allowing you to keep an eye on business health while using your computer. The Apple Watch integration, described as "stack it on your watch," brings metrics to your wrist via complications, making them accessible even during quick glances. This cross-device compatibility ensures that your key numbers are always within reach, whether you're in a meeting, at your desk, or on the go.
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Launch Date2026-02-21
Platformmobile
Pricingpaid