The dashboard nobody has to build for you.
Open it, get dealt a design, and put your own numbers in it. A real, working dashboard in your browser in minutes — free, with no account and nothing to install.
Free · No account · No install · Nothing leaves your browser
“I would need a developer, and a month.”
You need an afternoon.
No ticket, no sprint, no waiting on somebody else's calendar. You pick the tiles, type what they should say, and it is finished while the idea is still worth having.
How designing works →
“I would not know where to start.”
It starts for you.
Two hundred and fifty-six finished designs, dealt five at a time until one of them is right. Or describe the change you want in a sentence: the answer is an edit to the design you already have, never a replacement, so one undo puts it back.
See the gallery →
“My numbers live in a spreadsheet.”
Then drop the spreadsheet on it.
The file becomes a real table, with its columns read from the file rather than guessed at by you. Or connect the database you already run — read-only, because nothing dash-b does can write to your production data.
Where the data comes from →Room to grow into
Why this is the last one you will need.
Most dashboard tools are a chart library with a login on the front. This one keeps going after the charts: it books appointments, takes payments, writes back to your tables, runs small apps you described in a sentence, and installs a whole business — a doctor's office, a car repair shop, a used-car dealer, a mosque, a parish — in one action. You are unlikely to reach the edge of it, and the edge is a file you can take away.
- 175 widgets, in fourteen families — every one reads or does something real
- 256 ready-made designs, dealt five at a time
- 88 languages, down to the widget descriptions
- 5 whole businesses, installed in one action
- 4 ways to arrange a page, and eleven layouts
- 0 accounts needed to start, today or ever
“Getting it to everyone is the hard part.”
A link. That is the whole plan.
Publish the board and it opens for anybody you send it to, with no account to make. Two people can edit the same one in the same second. And a Team seat locks a board to your own VPN address, so a link that leaks opens for nobody.
Sharing, and who can reach it →
“And then you own my work.”
No. You do.
Export the design as a file. Or export the whole designer and run it on your own server, with your work already inside it. Exporting was never a paid feature and never will be: if you stop paying, everything you made keeps working.
Running it yourself →Plainly
It asks nothing of you.
No account to open, no card to enter, no email to confirm, nothing to install, and no cookie banner — because there are no cookies to ask you about. You can use dash-b for a year without telling anyone who you are, and everything you make is a file you already have.
Nothing about it is built to make leaving expensive. That is a decision rather than an oversight, and it is the one worth checking before you trust any tool with the thing you look at every morning.
What is collected, and what is not →
No account. No install. No excuses.
Your next dashboard is five minutes away.
Open the designer, get dealt five designs, and make one of them yours.
It is already running in your browser — laptop, tablet, phone. Anywhere, any time.