Dashboards let you collect and visualize the results of your concepts. Each dashboard belongs to a project and is stored as a named definition that can be created, updated, loaded, and deleted.
This page describes dashboards based on what the platform’s dashboard API supports. The in-product editing experience (widgets, layout, chart types) is managed through the platform UI.

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What a dashboard is

A dashboard is a saved object with:
  • A name that identifies it within the workspace.
  • A definition that holds the dashboard’s layout and visual content.
  • A project it belongs to (project_id).
Dashboards are scoped (for example, to the current user) and carry created_at / updated_at timestamps so you can track when they were last changed.

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Working with dashboards

You can manage dashboards either through the platform UI or programmatically via the API. The platform supports the following operations:
  • List dashboards across all projects in the workspace, or within a single project.
  • Open a dashboard to load its full definition.
  • Save a dashboard to create a new one or update an existing one. When no dashboard ID is provided, a new one is generated automatically.
  • Delete a dashboard to permanently remove it.

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API reference

For the full request and response details, including endpoints, parameters, and example requests, see the dashboards API reference: