Open Source Dashboard Projects
A dashboard brings important information and controls together in a single visual interface. It can turn data from multiple sources into charts, summaries, alerts, and interactive views, making it easier to track performance, spot changes, and manage systems without switching between separate tools. Dashboards range from personal start pages and device monitors to business reporting and analytics applications.
Open source dashboard tools include chart builders, operational monitoring interfaces, household control panels, and customizable web frameworks. When choosing one, consider the data sources and integrations it supports, whether it can run in your preferred environment, and its maintenance activity, license, security practices, and technical requirements. These tools can help individuals, teams, and organizations make information easier to understand and act on.
43 repositories · updated October 14, 2026
meridian: Connect Coding Clients to Claude and Antigravity
Meridian is a local API bridge for using Claude and Antigravity subscriptions with coding clients such as Pi and OpenCode. It also provides usage monitoring and an optional Mac app, with Antigravity currently marked as a preview.
ActiveHealth 77/100
ai-observer: Monitor AI Coding Assistant Usage Locally
AI Observer is a self-hosted OpenTelemetry backend and dashboard for tracking usage across local AI coding assistants. It brings token and cost data, traces, logs, and metrics together in DuckDB, with both OTLP ingestion and file-based import or watching for supported tools.
ActiveHealth 38/100
agent-observability: Monitor AI Coding Agents Locally
A self-hosted OpenTelemetry stack for monitoring Claude Code and OpenAI Codex. It routes telemetry to Prometheus, Loki, and Tempo, then presents usage, performance, and activity in Grafana dashboards.
QuietHealth 17/100
benchmark-radar: Discover AI Benchmarks and Track Evaluation Scores
Benchmark Radar gathers AI benchmark records and evaluation evidence from public sources in a searchable catalog. Use it to discover benchmarks, inspect reported scores and citations, and follow new findings through its dashboard or offline CLI.
NewHealth 63/100
rimz: Coordinate Coding Agents in tmux and Zellij
RimZ adds a live control dashboard for coding agents running in tmux or Zellij. It helps developers monitor, message, and automate multiple agents from one terminal workspace, with support for local and remote sessions.
NewHealth 47/100
AI-Engineering-Coach: Analyze AI Coding Assistant Usage
AI Engineer Coach analyzes local session logs from AI coding assistants and presents practice, activity, and output insights in a dashboard. It suits developers who want to improve agentic workflows while keeping session data on their machine.
NewHealth 53/100
agenttrail: Observe AI Coding Agents Locally
Agenttrail turns local file changes and supported coding-agent activity into project maps and a 3D task view. It helps developers follow progress and spot work that needs attention without managing agents or sending data to a cloud service.
NewHealth 39/100
borgbackupserver: Manage Borg Backups Across Endpoints
Borg Backup Server is a self-hosted web app for scheduling and managing Borg backups across multiple machines. It suits people who want a central interface for backup jobs, restores, and repository operations without opening inbound connections to their endpoints.
ActiveHealth 62/100
mercury-agent: Run a Permission-Aware AI Agent Across Channels
Mercury is a self-hosted AI agent for CLI, Telegram, and web use, with permission prompts, persistent memory, token budgets, and scheduled tasks. It suits people who want an always-on assistant they can configure and operate locally.
NewHealth 60/100
mrq: Run Distributed Python Task Queues
MRQ is a Python task queue that uses Redis, MongoDB, and gevent to schedule and run distributed jobs. It suits teams needing queue management, worker visibility, and parallel execution for mixed I/O- and CPU-bound tasks.
InactiveHealth 29/100
warpchart: Track GitHub Repository Growth and Rankings
Warpchart turns GitHub star data into live growth telemetry, showing repository rankings, velocity, neighbors, and milestones. It suits maintainers who want a hosted dashboard, embeddable charts, or a self-hosted tracker for a repository.
NewHealth 42/100
bklit: Track Website Analytics in a Self-Hosted Dashboard
Bklit is a TypeScript analytics platform for tracking website events, sessions, and conversion funnels. It has been discontinued and is no longer maintained, so it is mainly relevant to existing users or readers evaluating its architecture.
ArchivedHealth 25/100