Design your dashboard. Live.
A real, working dashboard with your own numbers in it, designed in your browser in minutes, with no account and nothing to install. Then export it, publish it, or run the whole designer on your own server.
Free · No account · No install · Nothing leaves your browser
You get a dashboard,
not a project.
Free to design, forever. No account, no install, and no trial quietly running out behind you.
Something real, today
Open one of 256 ready-made designs, or an empty grid. A hundred and seventy-five widget types across fourteen families, and every one of them reads something real or does something real.
Your own numbers in it
Drop a spreadsheet, a CSV or a JSON file and it becomes a database you can query. Or connect the PostgreSQL, MySQL or MongoDB you already have, read-only.
A link you can send
Publish it and it opens for somebody with no account and nothing installed, on any device, in any of 88 languages, in light or dark.
How it works
Change anything.
Watch it happen. Live.
Every choice — colours, corners, style, theme — is a control you click, and the dashboard follows instantly. No code, no IT ticket, no waiting. Try it right here: this panel works exactly like the designer's.
Four of the designer's controls, borrowed for this page. The real thing has hundreds — they all behave like this.
Make it yours
Start from one of 256 ready-made designs, or from a clean grid. Drop in the widgets you need and shape colours, type and chrome with live controls — every change lands the instant you make it.
Take it anywhere
Your work saves itself as you go and travels as one small file. Open it on the laptop, the tablet, the phone — hand it to a colleague and they pick up exactly where you left off.
Share the result
Export a standalone page that carries the whole dashboard inside it — send it to anyone and it just opens. Nothing to install on their end either.
Why this is the last one
you will need.
A dashboard tool usually ends one of two ways: you outgrow it, or it stops being yours. Neither can happen here, and that is a decision in how it is built rather than a promise.
You cannot outgrow it
A hundred and seventy-five widgets in fourteen families, your own custom widgets on the same contract the built-ins use, and your own database behind them. A design is a JSON setup, so other setups nest inside it instead of replacing it.
You cannot be locked out
Designing needs no account at all. The export is not a copy of your data — it is the designer itself, running on your server with your work already in it, and it keeps working if this site never loads again.
It cannot go stale
No dependencies, no build step, no framework. There is nothing in it to fall out of date, because there is nothing in it but the browser you already have.
Quick look
Eight designs. Twenty-four seconds.
One dashboard, re-dressed by a different design from the library every three seconds. And this isn't a video — it's the real dashboard being restyled in front of you, which is exactly what the designer does all day.
The library
256 ready-made designs.
Dealt five at a time.
A few from the library — every one a complete design: both themes, typography, chart palette, chrome. Open the designer and shuffle through the rest.
Widgets · Data · People
Bring your own everything.
A dashboard tool earns its keep the day it meets your data and your team. dash-b is built open at both ends — widgets in front, data sources behind, people around it. All of it in the box.
Custom widgets
The 175 built-ins read their data through one source contract — currency rates, weather, maps and flight boards all arrive the same way. Your own widgets ride that exact contract: point one at any HTTP endpoint or data collection, and it renders next to the natives like it was born there.
Files are data sources
Drop a spreadsheet, a CSV, JSON — even a PDF or a Word file — onto the Data page and it queues for extraction into tables and charts. Nothing uploads by itself: you configure the extraction endpoint on purpose, or nothing ever leaves the browser.
Your databases
Connect MySQL, PostgreSQL or MongoDB and the dashboard you designed fills straight from your own tables and collections instead of the sample pool.
A real collaboration tool
Invite teammates from the Users page, edit the same design together, and talk it through in the built-in chat between collaborators — a design review happens in the dashboard instead of around it.
Everything in one place
It all comes together.
Thirteen pieces of dash-b, one grid. Keep scrolling and watch every piece find its place — then scatter again behind you.
Everything it does,
and where to look at it.
All sixteen areas
Product
Every one reads something real or does something real. The map has tiles. The VAT field checks the number. Both themes are required by the schema, so a design that falls apart at night cannot be saved.
Or connect the one you already have — PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, read-only. Both end up behind the same interface, so a widget cannot tell the difference.
Data Describe the change. Get a change.The generator answers with an edit to the design you already have rather than a replacement for it, so undo puts it back.
AI Send the link. Keep the work.A published dashboard opens for somebody with no account and nothing installed. A single widget can have its own address.
Sharing Same board. Same second.Two people on one dashboard at the same time, seeing each other's cursors, drawing on it and talking beside it.
Collaboration A 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.
SecurityBuild
Grouped by family, counted from the app itself — not from a list somebody kept up to date by hand.
Widget catalogue 256 designs. Open any of them.Every one opens in the designer as the real thing, yours to change the second it loads.
Design gallery What shipped, and when.Dated entries in plain language. No “various improvements and bug fixes”.
Changelog Ship the client dashboard this week.Their data, their brand, their domain. Then hand it over, or keep hosting it and charge for it.
For developers A page on the internet that is actually yours.Yours to lay out, with nobody else's chrome and nobody else's advertising on it.
Your own space Take the whole thing.An export of the designer itself, running on your server, with your work already in it. It keeps working if this site never loads again.
Self-hostingNo account. No install. No excuses.
Your next dashboard is five minutes away.
Open the designer, get dealt five designs, and make one yours. If you can describe it, you can have it today.
It's already running in your browser — on the laptop, the tablet, the phone. Anywhere, any time.