PROGRESS & GOAL BOARDS
Show momentum with a progress-bar widget that fills and flips toward a goal. Fundraising totals, sprint burndown, sales quotas, and funnel stages render as a clear split-flap bar on any TV, so the whole team sees how far along things stand.
A launch war-room board with a countdown to the ship date, a launch-readiness progress bar sitting at 82%, and a status ticker flipping through press queued, email ready, and demo room live. Startup teams run it on the office TV through the final weeks so everyone works against the same clock. Change the target date once and the tension takes care of itself.
A startup metrics board that puts MRR, activation rate, churn, and runway on an office TV in a split-flap layout founders actually read. Defaults show $127k MRR, a 42% activation progress bar, 1.8% churn, and 18 months of runway, with a muted focus line underneath. Fork it, plug in your own numbers, and let the flipping digits keep the whole team honest.
A sales KPI dashboard for TVs that tracks daily bookings, total pipeline, quota progress, and recent wins on a split-flap wallboard. The default layout shows $48.2k booked today, a $1.8m pipeline, a 74% quota progress bar, and a ticker cycling closed deals like "northstar closed". Hang it on the sales floor so the whole team watches the numbers flip as they change.
An SEO agency reporting board that flips organic traffic (42.8k in the template), lead count, and a top-10 rankings progress bar, with a ticker of next actions like refreshing title tags. Agencies run it on the office wall between client reviews, or on a meeting-room TV during the monthly report. Every metric and action item is editable.
A retirement countdown clock that flips the days until the last working day beside an 83% "plan" progress bar and a ticker of send-off items like booking the trip and finishing the handoff. Teams run it in the office for a colleague's final stretch, or retirees keep it at home. Fork it and set the real retirement date.
A family chore board that flips three color-coded task tickers — morning, after school, and evening — plus a green progress bar showing how much of the day's list is done. It hangs on the kitchen or hallway TV where kids actually see it. Fork it and swap in your family's real chores, from feeding the dog to lights out.
A sobriety counter board that flips a green day count — 142 in the template — under the words "one day at a time," with a progress bar tracking the road to year one. It works as a private home display or a shared board in a recovery center common room. Edit the streak, goal, and encouragement lines after forking.
A wedding countdown board that flips the time remaining until the ceremony above a green planning progress bar and a ticker of open tasks like vows, flowers, and the playlist. Couples run it at home while planning, then venues reuse it for rehearsal dinners and engagement parties. Every date, label, and task line is editable after forking.
A split-flap baby countdown board that flips the days remaining until an August due date next to a purple progress bar showing how ready you are. It suits a nursery wall, family room TV, or baby shower photo backdrop, with a "bags packed and ready" line underneath. Fork it and set your own due date in seconds.
A creator milestone board pairing a 48.2k follower counter with a goal progress bar sitting at 96%, above a thank-you ticker plugging Friday's video and the next stream. Creators put it behind them on camera or on the studio wall so the community watches the counter close in on the goal. The number, the goal bar, and every message edit in the fork.
A race progress board cycling leader bibs 2041, 118, and 742, a mile-20 progress bar at 76% of the course, live Boston weather, and a finish-area ticker covering the chute, mile-22 water, and the med tent. Race expos, cheer stations, and run clubs use it to give spectators a live sense of where the field is between sightings.
A parking availability board showing 128 open spaces and per-level fill bars — level 2 at 78%, level 3 at 42% — above a rotating entry ticker with gate-tap, EV-spot, and height-limit notes. Drivers at the ramp get an instant read on where to park before they commit. Facilities teams at venues, hospitals, and offices run it on any TV at the garage entrance.
A call center wallboard that puts queue depth, average wait, service level, and agents ready on one split-flap TV display. The default layout shows 12 callers in queue, a 02:14 average wait, a 91% service-level progress bar, and 24 agents available — the four numbers every floor supervisor watches. Color coding turns the queue orange so pressure is visible across the room.
A warehouse operations board that tracks pick rate, order progress, dock activity, and the safety streak on a large floor TV. Defaults show 184 picks per hour, a 68% orders progress bar, a rotating dock ticker ("dock 2 loading", "forklift lane clear"), and 41 days safe. Shift leads and pickers read the day's pace from across the floor.
A customer support wallboard that shows open tickets, SLA health, CSAT, and rotating handoff notes on a TV above the support team. Defaults display 37 open tickets, an 86% SLA progress bar, 94% CSAT, and a ticker with escalation reminders like "watch enterprise queue". Agents see queue pressure at a glance instead of digging through the help desk.
Progress bars that make a target feel close
The progress widget draws a split-flap bar between a current value and a target, filling as the number climbs and flipping the percentage alongside. Set the goal in the editor, then either update the current value by hand from the dashboard — it pushes to the screen instantly — or point it at a JSON field so the bar moves on its own; live sources are a Business-plan feature. A label row above names the goal, and the bar's colors are editable per fork.
Pair the bar with the number it summarizes. A fundraising board reads best with the raised total in big digits over the thermometer bar; a sales board pairs each rep's quota bar with their closed figure; a sprint board sets the burndown bar beside a days-remaining countdown. The bar communicates trajectory at a distance where digits alone would not — someone crossing a lobby reads a bar at 80% full faster than they parse a seven-figure number.
Four boards to build: a fundraising thermometer for a gala or pledge drive, updated live from the donation platform's feed; a quarterly quota board with one bar per team; a hiring or waitlist tracker counting toward a cap; and a community goal board — books read, kilometers logged — updated weekly by hand. All are free to prototype; a Starter plan at $8/mo puts one live on the wall, and the flip when the bar advances is what keeps people checking it.
- 01Fundraising goal trackers
- 02Sprint burndown and velocity
- 03Sales quota completion
- 04Funnel and stage progress
- 05Percent-complete in flaps
Can the bar update from live data?
Yes. Connect a JSON source for the current and target values and the bar flips and fills as the number moves.
Can I label what the bar is tracking?
Absolutely. Add a label and target, then customize colors so a fundraising or quota bar reads clearly across the room.
What's needed to show it on a TV?
Just a browser on any TV. Fork a template, set your goal, and the progress bar runs with no hardware or code.
How much does a goal board cost?
Free to build and preview, so the target, labels, and colors can be finished before paying. Running the bar live on a TV starts at $8/mo on Starter for one screen; automatic updates from a JSON source come with the Business plan.
Can the progress bar share a display with other content?
Yes. Give the goal its own scene and rotate it with metrics, a schedule, or announcements, each with its own duration. During a campaign's final push you can lengthen the goal scene's slot or make it the only scene.
START FROM A TEMPLATE
Pick a board, customize the copy and data, and open it in a supported Chrome or Edge player.