It exists so you can inspect the copy density, performance, and disclosure pattern that keep Google happy before plugging in a real FX feed.
Only one dashboard: Exchange Rate Pulse. No bait-and-switch product pages.
Every chart is wrapped in long-form copy so ads never land on empty sections.
Cloudflare Workers serve the experience with <100ms median paints.
No bundles or placeholders—the dashboard below is the entire product. If you like what you see, we simply point it at your preferred data source.
Exchange Rate Pulse is a single-purpose dashboard that visualizes demo FX data so you can evaluate the UX, performance, and ad-friendly layout before wiring in your own feed.
The chart consumes a public sample feed and aligns each point to business hours in Singapore. That keeps the story consistent no matter where the viewer is located. A regression-based forecast lane projects the rest of the trading session so you can compare historical drift with the machine view.
Every widget is tuned for readability: candlesticks compress on smaller ranges, line markers annotate the latest close, and the stats rail surfaces highs, lows, and rate-of-change in plain English. There are no hidden controls—everything you see is what will ship when the dashboard is pointed at your source.
Because the experience is deployed on Cloudflare Workers + OpenNext, it loads in a couple of blinks and stays responsive even when the ad script is enabled. This matters for policy reviews: crawlers encounter a full page of descriptive copy long before they see an ad slot.
The public sample feed is clearly labeled so reviewers understand it is demo-only until you connect your own API.
Charts are accompanied by narrative summaries, callouts, and FAQs so ads live next to meaningful editorial text.
The layout leaves room for contextual units between sections without interrupting the data story.
AdSense hates thin pages, so the Exchange Rate Pulse demo ships with multi-paragraph explainers around every widget. This note breaks down the structure.
Read articleThe forecast ribbon is intentionally simple: a rolling linear regression that stays honest about demo data. Here’s how I keep it explainable.
Read articleOnce the layout passes policy review you might want to connect a real FX API. This checklist shows the order of operations.
Read articleThis single dashboard is tuned for reviewers who want proof of value before approving monetization. Every interaction is documented so there is no mystery about how data is presented.
OpenNext deployments run on Cloudflare Workers, so global teams get sub-100ms response times.
The loader works with the included demo feed and gracefully handles sparse ticks until you connect production data.
Every chart has supporting paragraphs, captions, and CTAs so ads never touch thin content.
A single Exchange Rate Pulse dashboard plus supporting editorial pages. There are no other hidden apps or partner integrations.
A public reference feed is cached for demo purposes so you can review the UX. When you are ready, point the loader at your own API or CSV export.
AdSense is the default. Direct sponsorships are considered case-by-case, but only if the creative is contextual and clearly labeled.
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