Pin any answer. Assemble any board.
Every chart is a saved query rather than a picture, so a dashboard is a set of live questions instead of a set of stale images.
The problem
Most dashboards are assembled once, by one person, and then slowly stop being true. Nobody edits them because nobody remembers how they were built.
What we mean
A chart here is the query plus how to draw it. Open one and you can see and change what it asks. A dashboard is an arrangement of those queries, so it stays current without anyone maintaining it.
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dashboards on every plan, at every tier
How it works
Start to answer
- 01
Ask or build
Pin a chat answer, or build a chart directly in the explorer.
- 02
Arrange
Drag it onto a board and size it to how much it has to say.
- 03
Filter the whole board
Brand and date range apply across every chart at once.
- 04
Share or export
Send the board, or export it as a document.
Before and after
What actually changes
Before
A dashboard built eight months ago that everyone suspects is filtered wrong, and nobody can check.
After
Click any chart and read the query. Fix it in place if it is wrong.
Before
An afternoon rebuilding the same six charts for brand nine.
After
Start from a template and swap the brand.
Live, not pictures
Nothing on a board is a screenshot.
- Every chart is an editable query
- Board-wide brand and date filters
- Charts are reusable across boards
Templates to start from
The boards most portfolios want on day one.
- Search performance
- Acquisition by channel
- Page and query movers
Readable by design
Charts follow one visual system.
- Consistent series colours across every board
- Tabular figures so columns stay aligned
- Legible in light and dark
Why charts are queries
The alternative. A chart as a rendered image with its definition thrown away: is how dashboards rot. If the only record of what a chart asked is in the head of whoever built it, then the moment they leave, the board becomes decoration that people still make decisions from.
In short
Boards stay true because the questions on them are still questions, not answers frozen at the moment somebody built the page.
More features
One metric schema
Every source normalises into one schema on the way in, so comparing two brands is valid by construction rather than by whoever built the spreadsheet remembering to make it so.
Portfolio view
The brand index does not average your portfolio into a single score nobody can act on. It sorts by movement and flags what needs you.
Ask in plain English
Ask which brand lost the most organic traffic last month. Get the answer, the chart, and the exact query that produced both.
See the whole brand
Search, analytics, ads, revenue, CRM and support, pulled into one view per brand and kept current. Connect the first source in a few minutes.