A disease surveillance dashboard, built entirely on dummy data.
This is a working sample of the kind of real-time public health monitoring tool Crew & Co designs and builds — every chart below is interactive, animated, and driven by data you can actually click, filter, and sort.
Active notices
Auto-generated alerts based on the simulated feed — the kind of notice panel a real operations team would triage every morning.
Trends & breakdowns
Ten interactive visualization types on one page — line, bar, donut, pie, scatter, sunburst, treemap, animated bar-chart race, and a weekly intensity heatmap.
Weekly cases by disease
Click a legend item to isolate a strain. Line chart, 16 simulated weeks.
Reports by channel
Share of case reports by collection method.
Cases by region
Ranked, worst-affected first.
Cases by age group
Vaccination vs. case rate
Each point is one region.
Disease hierarchy
Category → strain → severity. Click a ring to zoom in, center to zoom out.
Case volume by region & strain
Hover a tile for its exact count.
Top regions over time
Cumulative simulated cases, week by week.
Weekly intensity by region
Darker = more simulated cases that week.
Where the (simulated) data comes from
A realistic surveillance system pulls from several intake channels at once. This demo models three, each feeding the same underlying dataset shown above.
Mobile app
Community health workers log symptoms and test results from the field, even offline — reports sync once a connection is available.
Web app / clinic portal
Hospitals and registered clinics enter confirmed diagnoses directly through a browser-based intake form.
Custom upload
Partner labs and ministries batch-upload CSV or Excel exports from their own record systems for automatic merging.
intake → validation → de-duplication → this dashboard. A real build can add SMS, IVR, or lab-instrument APIs as additional intake points.
Case log
Searchable, filterable, sortable — 140 simulated case records. Click a column header to sort.
| Case ID | Date | Region | Strain | Age group | Severity | Source | Status |
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Frequently asked questions
The questions people usually ask about a demo like this one.
Is the data in this dashboard real?
No. Every number, region name, disease name, and case record on this page is synthetic dummy data generated for demonstration purposes only. It does not describe any real outbreak, real place, or real population, and shouldn't be used for any public health decision.
Can Crew & Co build a dashboard like this for our organization?
Yes — this page exists to show what's possible. Crew & Co designs and builds custom interactive dashboards for public health teams, NGOs, ministries, and businesses, wired up to your real data instead of a dummy dataset.
What kinds of charts can be included?
Whatever best fits the question you're trying to answer: line and bar charts for trends, pie and donut charts for composition, scatterplots for correlation, sunbursts and treemaps for hierarchy, animated bar chart races for change over time, heatmaps for intensity, and sortable data tables for the raw records underneath it all.
What data sources can feed a dashboard like this?
Common intake points include a mobile app for field staff, a web portal for clinics or offices, and custom bulk uploads (CSV/Excel) from partner systems or labs. We can also connect directly to existing databases, spreadsheets, or third-party APIs.
How long does a project like this take?
It depends on scope, but a focused dashboard covering a handful of chart types and one or two data sources typically takes a few weeks from initial data audit to a deployed, mobile-friendly interface.
Do you only build health dashboards?
Not at all — the same approach applies to sales analytics, operations monitoring, logistics tracking, and any other scenario where a team needs to make sense of numbers quickly. This demo happens to use a health surveillance theme.
Want a dashboard like this, built on your real data?
Crew & Co designs and develops custom interactive dashboards — for disease surveillance, operations monitoring, sales analytics, or anything else your team tracks. This page is a working sample of the craft, not a template.