Answers, not charts
A chart that needs an analyst to explain it is unfinished work. We ship the conclusion, not the homework.

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About
Pulseboard began as an internal tool at a payments company, where a product question took three weeks and a ticket to answer. We thought that was absurd. We still do.
In 2021, Dana Reyes and Omar Haddad were running data infrastructure at a fintech processing millions of transactions a day — and still watching product managers guess. The tools existed; nobody opened them. So they built one people actually open: fast enough to answer during the meeting, simple enough that the intern uses it unsupervised.
Today Pulseboard is 38 people across 11 time zones, remote by design, with a San Francisco HQ that is mostly a mailing address and a very good espresso machine. We meet in person twice a year and write everything down in between.
A chart that needs an analyst to explain it is unfinished work. We ship the conclusion, not the homework.
Sub-second queries are not a benchmark flex — they are what makes people ask the second question.
We mask before we store, not after. The features we cannot build responsibly, we do not build.
Across 11 time zones, memory is a single point of failure. Decisions live in documents anyone can read tomorrow.
Four rules that survive every reorg.
Every Thursday, something ships. Every Friday, we check what it did. Pulseboard runs on Pulseboard — dashboard 001 is our own.
Nothing enters the roadmap without a number it is supposed to move and an owner who answers for it.
Disagreements are settled with a branch deploy, not a thread. The demo wins the argument or loses it by Friday.
Twice a year we remove features with flat adoption curves. The product stays small enough to stay fast.
Dana Reyes
CEO · Co-founder
Omar Haddad
CTO · Co-founder
Priya Natarajan
Head of Data
Jonas Weber
Design Lead
Lina Awad
Head of Customer Success
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