Space to create, own and share

Design your digital space in few simple steps. Just write what you want! You may share it with somebody or make a product and sell it.

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Live, right now

One dashboard, wearing eight designs.

This is running in your browser — not a video, not a screenshot. Every three seconds it opens another design from the library and the whole board changes with it: the tiles, the charts, the shapes, the colour.

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lavender-panel · Kutno

Eight of the 256 designs, on the same numbers. Pause it, or jump to any one of them.

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And yours

Describe a dashboard. Watch it appear.

Type what you want on it and the board builds itself out of the real widgets — the same ones you get in the designer, at the sizes they come in. The numbers are missing on purpose: they are not yours yet. One click opens any of these for real.

— Open this in the designer →

Every shape here is a widget that exists, at the size it really comes in. Type something, or take one of these into the designer.

“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.

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Start from something finished

256 designs. Every one opens for real.

Not screenshots. Click any of these and it is open in the designer a second later, yours to change — no account, and nothing to undo if you change your mind.

Mogilno Opoczno Kartuzy Trzebinia Polkowice Nysa Olsztyn Debica Kowalewo Tczew Ostroda Radzymin

See all 256 designs →

“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 →

Your numbers

Drop the spreadsheet on it.

A CSV or an Excel file becomes a working table the moment you let go of it, and the widgets around it start reading from it. When you outgrow that, connect the database you already have — MySQL, PostgreSQL or MongoDB — and the same dashboard fills from your own tables. Read-only unless you say otherwise.

Where the numbers come from →

Or just say it

Describe the change. Watch it happen.

You do not have to learn the designer to use it. Say what you want in a sentence and the answer is an edit to the design you already have — not a new one that throws away your work.

Make revenue the biggest number on the page.
Add a chart of sales by country under it.
Make the whole thing darker and rounder.

How the AI edits a design →

“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.

What is collected, and what is not →

And when you need more

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.