Custom dashboards let you build personalized analytics views tailored to your experience. Instead of jumping between multiple pages, you can assemble all the metrics you care about into a single, shareable dashboard, so you don't have to rebuild the same charts for your custom events every time you open analytics.
You'll find your dashboards under Custom dashboards in the left navigation of your experience.
Create and publish a dashboard
From the Custom dashboards landing page, you can create, edit, rename, and delete dashboards. All published dashboards are visible to anyone on your team with permission to view analytics. For group experiences, see roles and permissions for details on how to grant access to analytics. You can create up to 20 dashboards per experience.

To create a dashboard:
- Open a canvas: Go to Custom dashboards ⟩ Manage all, then click Create.
- Name it: Group metrics by what matters, for example Economy Health, Live-Ops, or Retention.
- Customize widgets: Add charts, tables, or summary cards. Drag to resize and rearrange them so your most important metrics are front and center.
- Set default settings: Adjust your landing defaults for time range, breakdowns, annotations, and granularity.
- Publish to save: Click Publish to save the dashboard.

Add charts to a dashboard
There are three ways to add charts to a custom dashboard:
- From a custom dashboard: Click Add widget to configure a new chart from scratch.
- From the Explore page: Click Add to dashboard on any chart you build in Explore.
- From another dashboard: Click the overflow menu on any existing chart and select Add to custom dashboard.
See the Explore page to learn more about chart customization options.


Add summary cards
Summary cards display a single number for a metric, which makes them ideal for top-of-dashboard KPIs. Summary cards support:
- Aggregation types: Average over the time period, the most recent data point, or cumulative over the time period. All time periods reflect the dashboard-level date range selected.
- Custom names: A label of your choosing.
Use summary cards to surface your most important numbers, such as daily revenue, D1 retention, or peak CCU.

Pin a dashboard to the navigation
For the views you check every day, pin them to the left navigation so they're always one click away. Enable the Pin to sidebar toggle for a dashboard on the Custom dashboards landing page, and it appears in the left navigation under Custom dashboards.
