Feature Ideas
Submit IdeaA Duplicate button on dashboard widgets
Wouldn't it be amazing if there was a copy/clone button close to the Edit and Delete ones 🥺
Nickolas L5
Containers for components
To make building dashboards in the no-code builder easier, we'll introduce the concept of 'containers' to layout components on the canvas
Ella Cullen7
API to programmatically configure an Embeddable dashboard
Something to ease a component prop migration, or to create a template in case we go into the hundreds of dashboards. E.g. a basic import/export JSON endpoint to configure an Embeddable
Tom G2
API to export Embeddable dashboard to PDF
Like this (https://restpack.io/html2pdf) but specifically for your embeddable dashboards
Tom G1
Undo/redo actions in the no-code builder
Easily undo or redo changes made in the no-code builder.
Ella Cullen0
Be able to create tabs in Embeddables
It would be useful to be able to have tabbed Embeddables so that you don't need to create tabs within your own application, and you can use the same datasets / configurations across the tabbed Embeddables.
Ella Cullen2
Workspace analytics
We're building a set of dashboards for customers to get insights into their Embeddables, including information on unique viewers, query performance, dashboard performance, error messages, and more.
Ella Cullen0
Skip loadData request until condition met
Sometimes you don't want loadData to request data from your database until a certain condition has been met, e.g. user has chosen a filter or date range.
Tom G1
Support "calculated fields" in the builder
e.g. the ability to use Excel-like logic (if-else, maths, etc.) to write custom expressions using measures and dimensions, directly in the builder (without needing to update your model). Currently you need to manually define a new measure or dimension in the model (e.g. "{active_users} * 100 / {total_users}") to achieve this.
Tom G2
Control how components dynamically resize
When the screen size changes, components dynamically re-size, but it would be useful to be able to control how this happens
Ella Cullen0
Provide the log of the query executed once it's embedded
Once embedded, it's not possible to see the query being executed. This would be useful to have access to.
Ella Cullen0
Allow filtering on pre-selected datasets in Custom Canvas templates
When a dataset is pre-selected in a template component, filter/sort/limit options become unavailable after the template is used. If the dataset is left unselected, filtering is available - but this adds an unnecessary step for end users. The request is to support both: pre-selecting a dataset in the template AND allowing users to filter on it post-use.
Ella Cullen0
Treemap component
This would be a cool addition to the out-of-the-box charts
Ella Cullen0
Show/Hide Filter Components in No-Code Dashboard Builder
Problem Statement: Dashboards with extensive filtering capabilities currently require all filter components to be permanently visible, creating cluttered interfaces that can overwhelm end users. There's no native way to show/hide filters based on user interaction or dashboard state. Use Case: I'm building analytics dashboards with 10+ filter options. Primary filters (date range, main category) need immediate visibility, while secondary filters (sub-categories, advanced options) are only relevant after initial selections are made or for power users. Displaying all filters simultaneously creates a poor user experience, especially on smaller screens. Requested Feature: Add conditional visibility controls for components in the no-code builder, specifically: Toggle-based visibility - Show/hide components via button/link interactions (e.g., "Show advanced filters" button) Variable-driven visibility - Show/hide components based on variable values or states Collapsible sections - Group related filters into expandable/collapsible containers Default state configuration - Set whether components are initially visible or hidden Expected Benefits: Cleaner, more intuitive dashboard interfaces Better mobile/responsive experience with progressive disclosure of options Reduced cognitive load for casual users while maintaining power-user functionality More flexible dashboard layouts without requiring custom component development
Andrea0
Select all / De-select all option in multi-select dropdown
This would make it much easier for end users with a lot of options in the multi-select dropdown
Ella Cullen0