Sprucely.io

Sprucely.io turns data from your Claude conversation into a hosted interactive dashboard and returns a link that renders it. Give Claude a table - a spreadsheet extract, a query result, an analysis it just ran - and it builds the charts, tables and layout, then saves the dashboard to your Sprucely.io account. You get a URL you can open, keep editing on Sprucely.io, share with people who have no Claude account and no Sprucely.io account, or embed in a site, portal or wiki with low-code options. Typical uses: - Client reporting: hand a client an interactive report instead of a static PDF, and update it as the numbers change. - Recurring analysis: a scheduled Claude agent can append each run's rows to the same dashboard, so one stable link deepens run after run. - Executive and operations summaries: a bookmarked link the reader opens without a seat in any BI tool. - Data exploration: put a dataset in front of people who want to filter and read it rather than download it. Tools: create_dashboard builds a dashboard from a dataset and a widget tree. add_data appends rows to an existing dataset, with an optional run_id so a retried agent run cannot append twice. get_dashboard, list_dashboards and get_dataset_schema read back what already exists. set_sharing turns the public link on or off. get_embed_code returns the view link and iframe snippet. storage_status reports account storage before a large upload. Dashboards are created private. Publishing is an explicit step that asks for confirmation, and turning sharing off revokes every earlier revision of the link. Data sent through the connector is stored on your Sprucely.io account and changes when a later call appends to it. Viewers are served by Sprucely.io and cost you no Claude usage. A free plan is available; paid plans raise storage and dashboard limits.