Show, don't chat.
Add a live visual canvas to your AI conversation. Connect any MCP-capable agent and it composes dashboards, charts, and diagrams on your screen in real time.
Open on a TV, tablet, phone, or second monitor — your AI adapts to the screen.
Anonymous and disposable · expires in a few hours
Save it for a persistent dashboard your AI keeps updating in real time.
Create sessions via MCP so your agent gets a screen on demand.
How it works.
Create a session
Click once to get a viewer URL and MCP server URL. No account required.
Open the viewer
Open the viewer URL on any screen — TV, tablet, phone, or second monitor. It detects the surface and adapts automatically.
Connect your agent
Add the MCP server to your AI client. Then ask it to "display this" — your agent inspects the surface and renders to it in real time.
From charts to dashboards,
your agent composes it.
Sankey
Flow, leakage, allocation — the agent supplies nodes and links, the server composes the whole editorial Sankey with in-place annotations.
Bar chart
Ranking and current-vs-target — ranked bars with optional contrasting target ticks, thesis, takeaway and supporting metric.
Treemap
Part-of-whole breakdowns — squarified cells labelled with category, value, and share. Best when many items share one total.
Donut
Composition share with a big centre metric — slice labels on the ring, clean legend alongside. Up to 8 slices.
Timeline
Chronological narrative — events along a horizontal axis, auto-laned so labels never collide, with optional details under each marker.
Flowchart
Process / dependency / system maps — a layered DAG with rounded-rect nodes and bezier-curved edges, laid out automatically.
Chart
Bar, line, area, and pie — a single figure, or a grid of small-multiples for a multi-panel dashboard in one scene.
Visual document
Fallback for novel compositions the editorial primitives don't cover — an AI-authored HTML/CSS/SVG document in a sandboxed iframe.
Diagram
A Mermaid auto-layout diagram — sequence, ER, state machine, Gantt, or class diagram.
Markdown
Plain prose with no visual structure — meeting notes, written summaries.
Code
A syntax-highlighted code block, sized for a shared screen.