You can use the table widget to create a report within your dashboard. This widget can display data from one data source as multiple columns. In the sidebar General: use the general properties of the ...

You can use the time series chart widget to plot chronologically ordered data. This chart can display data from one or more series. Each series can come from the same data source or from different dat...

You can use the categorical chart widget to plot categorical data. This chart can display data from one or more series. Each series can come from the same data source or from different data sources. I...

You can use the XY scatter chart to plot between two and four variables (X, Y, size, colour) from one of your data sources. This XY scatter chart example uses fatigue and soreness data from a daily we...

Radar charts are a useful way for you to show multiple data points and the variation between them. You can use a radar chart to compare values for several variables at once, as seen in our example bel...

We’ve released a new matrix widget that’s designed for displaying large datasets in a flexible way. You can choose which fields should be displayed in the rows and columns of your matrix, ...

The pie/donut widget lets you choose whether to display data in a pie or donut chart format. This is particularly useful when you want to show the relationship between parts of your dataset and the wh...

The aggregation table widget gives you the ability to choose how you want to generate rows. You can add as many columns as you need and filter each of them independently. Then, aggregate the data in e...

You can use the periodisation diagram widget to plot and visualise spans across time, for example, when you want to visualise a season plan or tournament schedule. The diagram is comprised of timeline...

Static informational content can be added to canvases, sections and all widgets via the instructions property. Like the content widget, the instructions property allows you to add text and images that...