Dashboards built with AI – play & remix
Live dashboards and control panels built with AI on 8x — open them in the browser, see how they are wired, and remix one into the dashboard you actually need.
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PulseView — Remixable Data Dashboard
PulseView turns any pasted CSV, TSV, or JSON feed into an instant analytics dashboard. Explore your data with six interactive chart types (bar, line, pie, doughnut, radar, scatter), a distribution histogram, Pearson correlation analysis, per-column summary stats, and a searchable/sortable table with CSV and PNG export. Ships with six sample datasets to explore right away — a fully remixable no-build static app.

Tallyglass — paste a feed, see its shape
Tallyglass turns a pasted feed into a data dashboard: paste CSV, TSV, semicolon-delimited text, or a JSON array of objects and it auto-detects the format, infers column types, and renders stat tiles, bar/line/donut canvas charts with tap-to-inspect tooltips, and a sortable table — plus CSV export. Ships with an editable sample feed, and the whole visual system is tunable from js/config.js.

FeedLens — paste a feed, see its shape
FeedLens turns a pasted CSV, TSV, JSON or JSON-lines feed into stat tiles, three interactive canvas charts (Bars, Trend, Share) and a browsable table — all parsed locally in your browser, no upload and no build step. Comes with a sample feed and is designed to be remixed: retheme via CSS variables and a palette config, add chart types by dropping in a renderer.

SignalDock — Pasted-Feed Data Observatory
SignalDock turns a pasted CSV or JSON feed into a live data observatory — auto-detected stat tiles, a remappable line/bar/ring chart deck, and a column inspector with type chips and sparklines. The palette, sample feeds and chart logic all live in editable top-level constants, and it runs entirely in the browser with no build step.

Plotline — The Data Desk
Plotline turns any pasted CSV, TSV or JSON feed into a live dashboard: it autodetects column types, then draws headline stat tiles, bars / line / donut views, a distribution histogram and a relationship scatter, plus a paged data table. Runs entirely in the browser with no build step, and the whole editorial theme lives in one editable palette so it is easy to remix.