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Chartbrew

Connect databases and APIs to build and share live charts

4k Nodejs MIT 2 days ago

Overview

Chartbrew is a Node.js-based open-source charting platform that connects directly to MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, APIs, and more to render live dashboards. It features a no-code query builder, scheduled data refreshes, and shareable public dashboards. Teams can embed charts in external sites. Deploy with Docker Compose using the provided configuration.

Where it falls short of Retool

  • No full-featured app builder; purely a charting and dashboard tool, not a Retool replacement for forms or CRUD
  • Data transformation is limited compared to Retool's JavaScript transformer
  • Alerts and anomaly detection are absent
  • Team/SSO features require the paid cloud tier

We list the gaps honestly so you can decide if the trade-off is worth owning your data.

Tags

charts
dashboards
database
visualization
no-code
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