A useful view of your day.
Mix charts, number widgets, tables, and notes. Group dates, split a series, and filter to the slice of data that matters.
Dashboards
Your queries have a story.
Give it a bigger picture.
Put revenue, product activity, or service health in one view. Build widgets from fields or write the query yourself, then share the dashboard as a readable JSON file.
Take a closer look
Build visually. Keep the query.
Choose fields and chart channels in the widget builder, check the live preview, and inspect the generated pipeline.
A file your team can own.
Dashboards live in .dashboard.json files. Share them in Git; each Mac maps connection aliases to its own saved connections.
From first click to useful work
A place for
your next step.
- 01
Pick a question
Choose the database and collection behind a metric, a trend, or an operational overview.
- 02
Make it a widget
Select a chart type, map fields, add filters, and adjust the size in the dashboard grid.
- 03
Refresh and share
Refresh on demand or at an interval. Put the dashboard file in your team’s shared repository.
Different questions. Your own view.
From product growth
to platform health.
A few practical details
Good to know.
Before you begin.
Can a shared dashboard change my data?
Dashboard queries are read-only. Write stages and server-side JavaScript are refused, and production connections require permission before widgets run.
Does a dashboard file include my connection password?
No. It stores connection aliases, not connection credentials. Each person resolves those aliases to their own local connections.