Metrics and calculations
Create KPI cards using sums, averages, counts, distinct counts, minimums, and maximums—with filters for the exact result you need.
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What you can build
These are starting points, not limits. Use any tables or read-only queries from your database to create the metrics and reports your business needs.
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Go from raw PostgreSQL records to a polished dashboard without writing code.
Create KPI cards using sums, averages, counts, distinct counts, minimums, and maximums—with filters for the exact result you need.
Filter and sort rows, rename or remove columns, change data types, replace values, add computed columns, and join tables without changing the original source.
Combine KPI cards, charts, gauges, tables, filters, text, images, and embeds in one dashboard. Drag and resize each block to build the layout.
Control colors, themes, typography, labels, number formats, legends, chart axes, card styles, and the dashboard background.
Add dashboard filters and sortable, filterable tables so viewers can explore the records and focus on the segments relevant to them.
Share a public link, protect a dashboard with a password, invite specific people by email, or embed the published dashboard in a website or app.
How it works
Connect once, choose the data that matters, and turn it into a report people can understand at a glance.
Start a blank dashboard or choose a template for the financial, operational, or product report you want to build.
Connect with database credentials or a connection URI, then import existing tables or the results of read-only SELECT and WITH queries.
Choose manual updates or set an automatic schedule for each imported table or saved query.
Use PostgreSQL data in KPI cards, charts, gauges, detailed tables, and filters. Add tables from other sources to the same dashboard when needed.
Arrange the layout, customize the design, and publish through a public or password-protected link, an email invitation, or an embed.
Questions?
Everything you need to know before connecting and sharing your data.
Make your PostgreSQL data useful.
Build a clear, shareable dashboard—no code required.