Agree on the dashboard before you build it
Sketch a dashboard mockup in minutes, share a link, and collect stakeholder comments on every chart — so the dashboard you build is the one people actually use.
No sign-up. No data needed. No BI license.

Sound familiar?
Why so many dashboards miss the mark
Endless change requests
“Can you add one more chart?” Requests keep coming after the dashboard ships, and every change means another round in BI.
Feedback lost in Slack
Comments arrive in chats, emails and meetings. Nobody remembers which chart they were about.
Dashboards nobody opens
When requirements are vague, teams build what they assumed — not what people need.
How it works
From idea to agreement in three steps
Sketch the layout
Drag in charts, KPIs, filters and notes. Placeholder data only — focus on the story, not the pipeline.
Share a link
Send a private link to stakeholders. They don’t need an account or a BI license.
Collect feedback
Comments sit right on the chart they’re about. Agree on what to build — then build it once.
Try it now
Open the editor and sketch your first mockup. No registration — your work is stored locally.

Who is it for?

Analysts & BI developers
Lock scope before you touch SQL. Fewer rebuilds, faster sign-off.

Analytics leads
Give stakeholders one place to react, instead of ten threads.

Business stakeholders
See what you’ll get before it’s built — and say what you actually need.
Get early access to what’s next
- Stakeholder sign-off on mockups
- Requirements and questions attached to each chart
- Export a spec your BI team can build from
- AI: describe a dashboard → get a mockup to discuss
Early users get it free during beta.
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