A widget is a self-contained analytical unit that behaves like a small machine or micro-service. When multiple widgets are combined inside a View, they collectively form what is effectively the application itself: a live, interactive analytics system tailored to the user’s needs.

Instead of hard-coded dashboards, SEIOO is composed of flexible widgets that can be created, modified, combined, and reused across different views and workflows.

Widget Types

SEIOO currently supports the following widget types:

Charts

Visual, time-based representations of data such as price, indicators, composites, correlations, or macro series.

Cards

Compact widgets designed to surface a single value, state, or summary, such as latest price, score, status, or signal.

Tables

Structured, multi-row widgets used for rankings, breakdowns, comparisons, or datasets that require scanning rather than charting.

Each widget type is optimized for a different cognitive task: charts for trends, cards for quick decisions, and tables for structure and comparison.

Chart Widgets

Visual, time-based representations of data such as price, indicators, composites, correlations, or macro series.

Chart widgets are used when you want to see how something evolves over time, compare movements, or understand structure and regimes.

Example: Simple Price Monitoring

Prompt

“Show BTC price on a weekly chart for the past 3 years”

Result

• Line chart

• BTC price

• Weekly timeframe

• 3-year period

• Latest value visible

Use case: long-term trend monitoring.

Structure and Content

Chart widgets are composed of these components:

• Title

• Live Indicator

• Latest Value

• Expand (Save as PNG in Expanded Mode)

• Builder (Settings)

• Timeframe

  • Daily

  • Weekly

  • Monthly

  • Quarterly

  • Annually

• Period

  • This Week

  • This Month

  • This Quarter

  • This Year

  • Past Week

  • Past Month

  • Past Quarter

  • Past Year

  • Past 3 Years

  • Past 5 Years

  • Max (All Data)

• Content

  • Cartersian Charts

    • Line

    • Bar

    • Area

    • Scatter

  • Pie Charts

  • Radial Charts

  • Radar Charts

  • Polar Charts

  • Donut Charts

  • Heatmap

  • Treemap

• Indicators (+100 as layovers)

• Change Values

Card Widgets

Compact widgets designed to surface a single value, state, or summary, such as latest price, score, status, or signal.

Card widgets are used when you want one number or state, not a chart.

Example 1: Latest Price

Prompt

“BTC latest price as a card”

Result

• Single large value

• Current BTC price

• Optional daily change

Use case: quick glance monitoring.

Structure and Content

Card widgets are composed of these components:

• Title

• Latest Value

• Builder (Settings)

• Change Values

Table Widgets

Structured, multi-row widgets used for rankings, breakdowns, comparisons, or datasets that require scanning rather than charting.

Table widgets are used when you need to scan, compare, rank, or filter multiple items.

Example 1: Asset Ranking

Prompt

“Rank top 20 crypto assets by 30-day performance”

Result

• Table with rows = assets

• Columns = return, price, change

Use case: relative performance scanning.

Structure and Content

Table widgets are composed of these components:

• Title

• Expand

• Builder (Settings)

• Structured Data (Columns and Rows)