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6 repositories tagged with dashboard
Vizro: Low-Code Toolkit for High-Quality Data Visualization Apps
Vizro is an open-source, Python-based toolkit designed for building high-quality data visualization applications with a low-code approach. It enables users to create beautiful, powerful, and production-ready dashboards quickly, leveraging trusted dependencies like Plotly, Dash, and Pydantic. The toolkit offers flexibility, customization options, and scalability for various data visualization needs.
HomeHub: Your Private, Self-Hosted Family Utility Dashboard
HomeHub is a private, lightweight, and self-hosted web application designed to be your family's all-in-one dashboard. It transforms any computer, even a Raspberry Pi, into a central hub for managing daily household activities, offering features like shared notes, shopping lists, and expense tracking. With no login required and a focus on privacy, all your data remains on your local network, ensuring no cloud dependency or tracking.
Speedtest Tracker: Monitor Your Internet Performance with This Self-Hosted App
Speedtest Tracker is a robust self-hosted application designed to continuously monitor your internet connection's performance and uptime. It provides automated speed tests, detailed metrics, and historical data, allowing users to identify trends and issues. With features like notifications and multi-language support, it's an essential tool for anyone wanting to keep tabs on their network.
PeaNUT: A Tiny Dashboard for Network UPS Tools
PeaNUT is an open-source, lightweight dashboard designed to monitor Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) devices connected via Network UPS Tools (NUT). It provides real-time statistics, status updates, and control capabilities through a user-friendly interface. Built with TypeScript and Next.js, PeaNUT offers flexible deployment options and extensive integration possibilities for home lab enthusiasts and system administrators.
Hass-Panel: The Simplest React-Based Control Panel for Home Assistant
Hass-Panel is a user-friendly, React-based control panel designed for Home Assistant, offering one-click deployment to HAOS. It provides a highly configurable interface with drag-and-drop layout, responsive design, and extensive device support, making smart home management accessible to everyone. This project simplifies the creation of a personalized smart home dashboard without requiring programming experience.
Chartbrew: Open-Source Platform for Live Reporting Dashboards
Chartbrew is an open-source web platform designed for creating powerful, live reporting dashboards. It connects directly to various data sources like APIs, MongoDB, MySQL, and PostgreSQL. Users can build beautiful charts, organize them into editable dashboards, and embed them into other applications, making it a versatile tool for data visualization and monitoring.