Dashrendr is a visual dashboard builder made for embedding in your SaaS. Drag charts onto a grid and have a dashboard ready in minutes, then get data in two ways: connect a data source, or POST JSON from your backend. Your app already knows who's logged in, so each customer only sees their own data, with no row-level security to set up. And when someone wants a chart changed, anyone on the team can do it in the builder, no code or new deployment needed.
I'm Paloma and the person behind Dashrendr. Last year I decided to finally build something of my own.
In every project I've worked on, at some point we had to add analytics. And it never stopped there: managers (at lest mine) kept changing the chart visuals, the data to show kept changing, and every tweak meant updating queries and pushing a new deployment.
What it does:
Visual builder: drag charts onto a grid and have a dashboard ready in minutes. Anyone on the team can make changes, no code or deployment needed.
Two ways to get data in: connect a data source, or POST JSON from your backend.
Built for multi-tenant SaaS: your app already knows who's logged in, so each customer only sees their own data, with no row-level security to configure.
Embed dashboards in your app or share them with your team.
Plenty of chart types and custom themes, so dashboards match your product.
For the launch: 18% extra off any plan with code PRODUCTHUNT, until November 14.
It's early and I'm looking for my first users, so I'd really appreciate honest feedback. I'm also deciding what to build next, and I don't want to add AI just for the sake of it:
Would you use the connectors, the API, or both?
More connectors, or AI that builds a dashboard from a simple description (like "monthly revenue by plan")? Which would you actually use?
What would stop you from trying it?
Thanks for checking it out!
Paloma
About Dashrendr on Product Hunt
“Build dashboards visually, embed them anywhere”
Dashrendr launched on Product Hunt on October 14th, 2026 and earned 63 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #41 on the daily leaderboard. Dashrendr is a visual dashboard builder made for embedding in your SaaS. Drag charts onto a grid and have a dashboard ready in minutes, then get data in two ways: connect a data source, or POST JSON from your backend. Your app already knows who's logged in, so each customer only sees their own data, with no row-level security to set up. And when someone wants a chart changed, anyone on the team can do it in the builder, no code or new deployment needed.
On the analytics side, Dashrendr competes within SaaS, Business Intelligence, Data Visualization and Google Cloud Run — topics that collectively have 52.4k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Dashrendr performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Dashrendr?
Dashrendr was hunted by Paloma Gallego Ortiz. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Paloma Gallego Ortiz
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Paloma and the person behind Dashrendr. Last year I decided to finally build something of my own.
In every project I've worked on, at some point we had to add analytics. And it never stopped there: managers (at lest mine) kept changing the chart visuals, the data to show kept changing, and every tweak meant updating queries and pushing a new deployment.
What it does:
Visual builder: drag charts onto a grid and have a dashboard ready in minutes. Anyone on the team can make changes, no code or deployment needed.
Two ways to get data in: connect a data source, or POST JSON from your backend.
Built for multi-tenant SaaS: your app already knows who's logged in, so each customer only sees their own data, with no row-level security to configure.
Embed dashboards in your app or share them with your team.
Plenty of chart types and custom themes, so dashboards match your product.
For the launch: 18% extra off any plan with code PRODUCTHUNT, until November 14.
It's early and I'm looking for my first users, so I'd really appreciate honest feedback. I'm also deciding what to build next, and I don't want to add AI just for the sake of it:
Would you use the connectors, the API, or both?
More connectors, or AI that builds a dashboard from a simple description (like "monthly revenue by plan")? Which would you actually use?
What would stop you from trying it?
Thanks for checking it out!
Paloma