dash-b · Features
Everything it does.
Sixteen areas, all shipped, none of them a roadmap item. Pick the one you came for.
Making things
The four you will use on day one
175 widgets, 11 layouts, and the chrome too
Four ways to arrange a page, forty-eight typefaces, five kinds of background. The dialogs, the sign-in screen and the menus are yours to design as well.
See what it can draw → DataDrop a file, get a database
Or connect the one you already have — PostgreSQL, MySQL or MongoDB, read-only. Both end up behind the same interface.
See how data gets in → AIDescribe the change, get a change
Not a new dashboard that replaces yours. The generator answers with an edit to the design you already have, so one undo puts it back.
See how it edits → SharingSend the link, keep the work
A published page opens for somebody with no account. A single widget can have its own address. A design can be handed to another account outright.
See the four ways →With other people
Working on one board, and deciding who gets in
Same board, same second
Shared cursors, drawing on the canvas, a conversation beside the board, and the same track playing for everyone in the room.
See the room → Security & VPNA dashboard that answers only to your team
Every Team seat includes the VPN. Turn it on and the board stops being reachable from anywhere else — by address, not by a password that can be forwarded.
See how the gate works → Self-hostingTake the whole thing
Not an export of your data — an export of the designer, running on your server, with your work already in it. It never needed a plan.
See what you get →And the rest
Nine more, each of them finished
Mini apps
Small tools that run on the board. Describe one and it gets generated; whatever it saves becomes a data source a widget can read.
Ready-made businesses
A whole business installed in one action. Five of them so far — a doctor's office, a car repair shop, a used-car dealer, a mosque and a parish — and each arrives with its pages, the databases it keeps, the guided apps its staff fill in and the mail it sends, already wired together. Change the parts that differ from yours.
Buttons that write
A board stopped being a report. A button or a form on the page can create and update rows — in a table you keep here, or in the database you connected — and the board asks your permission once before it is allowed to write anything at all.
Menus you build
Navigation you assemble rather than inherit: links, pages, groups, headings and dividers, in the region you put them in. The pages you already have still generate their own, for as long as that is all you need.
Booking
Appointments on the board with an agenda beside them, and a cancellation refund policy you set from the dashboard instead of from a support ticket.
Your own users
Decide what a user is made of — the fields, the types, the uploads — and get the profile form that writes them. Useful the moment a dashboard has more than one reader.
Sound
Castomo Radio, with a host rather than a playlist. Or your own music. Or the same track for everyone in the room at once.
Templates
Email written in the board's own design, and a merged page published at a link.
88 languages
Including right-to-left and CJK, on every screen in the product — not only on this marketing page.
All of it is free to try, with no account.
Designing costs nothing and always will. You pay when you want to keep more than five designs, publish them, or work on them with somebody else.