Live values
Gauge, Digital, Level, Boolean and Battery widgets show the current state at a glance.
- Battery widget with discharge curves for LiPo, LiFePO4, LiMnO2 and alkaline cells
- Boolean widget for door, leak and occupancy states
Platform · Dashboards
IoT dashboards for every device, site and team, without code
Design a dashboard once per device model and every device gets it automatically. Combine many devices on site dashboards with floor plans, maps and charts. Give operators, managers and customers exactly the view they need.
20+ widgets
from gauges to Sankey diagrams
Build once
a template dashboard serves every device
Live
values update as data arrives
The problem
Raw sensor data doesn't help anyone make a decision
Network server consoles show payloads and frame counters. Spreadsheets show yesterday. Building a custom web dashboard for each project takes weeks, and every new device model starts the work again. Meanwhile the facility manager just wants to know which room is too warm.
- Every project needs a custom-built frontend
- New device models mean rebuilding views by hand
- No way to show data where it physically is
- Different roles get the same cluttered screen
How it works
Two kinds of dashboards cover every need
- 01
Asset dashboards, defined once
Add widgets to an asset template. Every device of that model, today and in the future, shows the same dashboard with its own data. A ready template from the device repository usually includes one.
- 02
Site dashboards across devices
Combine any devices on one screen: a building on a floor plan, a fleet on a map, a table of all freezers. Pin the most important one as your home screen.
- 03
Act from the dashboard
Downlink buttons send commands to devices, event widgets show what just happened, and every widget links back to the device for history and settings.
Widget library
The right widget for every kind of data
All widgets are configured in forms: choose a device, a data field and a style. No front-end development needed.
Trends and history
Line and bar charts with time aggregation, log charts for event-style data, and scatter plots to see how two values relate.
Floor plans
Upload a floor plan, machine drawing or 3D render and place live values and coloured status zones on it. Multiple floors per widget.
Maps
Map and Asset Map widgets show device positions and movement for trackers and outdoor assets. The Global Map shows the whole fleet and its geofences.
Analytics
Math widgets calculate min, max, sum and average. Heat maps reveal patterns over time, Sankey diagrams show how energy or flows split, and tables compare many devices.
Control and context
Downlink buttons, event lists, headers, images and markdown text turn a dashboard into an operator console with instructions built in.
See data where it physically is
The Floor Plan widget places readings and status overlays on your building layout, so a facility manager sees the warm room instead of reading a list of sensor IDs.
At a glance
Dashboard features
| Dashboard types | Asset dashboards (per template) and site dashboards (multi-device) |
|---|---|
| Live-value widgets | Gauge, Digital, Level, Boolean, Battery |
| Time-series widgets | Chart (line / bar), Log Chart, Scatter Plot |
| Spatial widgets | Floor Plan, Map, Asset Map, Global Map |
| Analytics widgets | Math, Table, Heat Map, Sankey, Report |
| Control & context | Downlink Button, Events, Header, Image, Markdown |
| Access | Role-based access with custom roles; Android mobile app |
| AI | AI agents can create and update dashboards through the MCP server |
Dashboards in practice
Questions about IoT dashboards
+Do I need a developer to build dashboards?
No. Dashboards are built by adding widgets and choosing the device and data field in a form. Layouts are drag-and-drop.
+What is the difference between an asset dashboard and a site dashboard?
An asset dashboard is defined on the asset template and shown for every device of that model. A site dashboard (formerly global dashboard) combines widgets from many devices, for example a whole building or fleet.
+Can I show sensors on a floor plan?
Yes. Upload an image of the floor, machine or site and place live values and coloured status areas on it. One widget can hold several floors.
+Can I control devices from a dashboard?
Yes. The Downlink Button widget sends a predefined command to a device, on integrations that support downlinks.
+Can different users see different dashboards?
Yes. Custom roles control which sections each user can open and can limit access to specific items, so customers or contractors see only their part.
+Are dashboards available on mobile?
Yes. The Widgelix mobile app for Android shows dashboards with tappable charts. An iOS version is coming.
More platform features
IoT Alerts & AutomationActions that react to sustained real-world conditions, not noisy single readings.Incident EscalationOn-call escalation for IoT alarms: someone always takes ownership.Payload DecodersHow asset templates work, and how to write your own JavaScript decoder for any device.IntegrationsThe Things Stack, ChirpStack, Actility, LORIOT, Helium, Sigfox, MQTT, webhooks and more.
See your data on a dashboard built for your team
Tell us what you monitor and who needs to see it. We'll show you dashboards for your devices and roles.
- Dashboard examples for your use case
- Template dashboards for your device models
- Role-based views for operators, managers and customers