Holistics Data

Hello! Maker here 👋 After intense positive responses from customers, we’re launching our Dashboards As Code on Product Hunt 🧨! Dashboards aren’t dead. They just haven’t been done right. If you’ve been in the data world long enough, it’s almost suspicious if you don’t hear “dashboards are dead” every three months. Ask ten data analysts, and you’ll likely hear a consensus: Dashboards are bad. They lack a lot of business context, rarely used, and often left to collect virtual cobwebs after fulfilling that one ad-hoc data request. They’re the data equivalent of home treadmills—we expect transformation, but they end up neglected. Traditional dashboards do one thing well: display charts and numbers. But when we demand more—business context, storytelling, sense-making—they crumble. So, we declare “dashboards are dead.” We believe that dashboards aren’t dead (nor will they ever be), they just haven’t been done right. Introducing Dashboards As Code, to give analysts the freedom to design dashboards in a flexible, scalable way that provides the right presentation to the business stakeholders. 👉 Have complete control over the design and content of your dashboards with pixel-perfect design and customized themes 👉 Define dashboards using code. Govern them with Git version control. 👉 Treat dashboards as programmable objects, build reusable components and templates so you never have to build things from scratch again. Our team has been around the clock on this in the past few months, and I hope you can help me give them the recognition they deserve: a) Check out our playground: https://playground.holistics.io/... b) Give us a thumbs up on Product Hunt c) Tell us what you think about this 👇

I tried Holistics a while back and planned to check them out again in my next gig. Their programming-inspired, as-code approach is really refreshing in the BI tool landscape where most vendors repeat the same things over and over again. The development experience was great because I could use a static-typed markup language instead of messy YAML to build dashboards. Writing code lets me treat dashboards as programmable objects, so I can create reusable functions/variables, and easily produce widgets by passing those variables. And coding just gave me way more design options. Excited they're launching here and can't wait to see what they build next.

Very practical! It can be used in the weekly data report.

The customizable themes and reusable components are great features that can make dashboard management a lot smoother.

Amazing analytics product for business user!

This approach to building dashboards sounds incredibly versatile and efficient! 🎨🛠️ The flexibility of a canvas combined with the power of code offers a great balance between creativity and technical control. Leveraging version control ensures that you can manage changes and maintain consistency, while reusability boosts productivity and streamlines updates. It’s exciting to think about the possibilities for creating dynamic and customizable dashboards that can adapt to various needs and use cases. This method seems perfect for teams looking to integrate both design and development seamlessly into their workflow. Looking forward to seeing how this approach enhances dashboard creation and management! Great innovation! 👏

Good stuff! Just tried it out on the playground and it looks great! Congratulations team!