Use Case
Live dashboards that update the moment your data does
Multos builds operational dashboards with real-time updates over WebSockets — metrics, charts, alerts, and drill-downs — connected to your actual data sources.
One shot, first generation, built in under five minutes. No manual design pass.
Start Building FreeWhat you get in the first generation
- WebSocket-powered live updates — no refresh, no polling hacks
- Chart library wired to your data with sensible defaults and custom views
- Threshold alerts delivered to email, Slack, or webhooks
- Time-range controls with drill-down from overview to individual events
- Role-based access so different teams see their own slice
- Efficient data aggregation so the dashboard stays fast as volume grows
Try it with a prompt like this
Build a live dashboard for my e-commerce: orders per minute as a streaming chart, revenue today vs yesterday, cart abandonment alerts to Slack, and a drill-down from the chart to individual orders.
Paste this into Multos and you will have a working version in minutes.
Common Questions
What data sources can it connect to?
PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, REST APIs, and webhooks out of the box. The generated dashboard includes a data layer you can extend to anything with an endpoint.
Will it stay fast with millions of events?
The generated aggregation layer pre-computes rollups so charts query summaries, not raw event streams. It is the same pattern high-scale analytics products use, generated for you.
Can different teams see different things?
Yes — role-based views are part of the generated auth model. Finance sees revenue, support sees ticket volume, and neither sees the other's data unless you say so.
How do alerts work?
Define thresholds in the dashboard UI. When a metric crosses one, the generated alerting service notifies your chosen channel with a link straight to the affected view.
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