82 chart types. One theme system.

A living globe of everywhere you operate — spin it, tap it flat.

Multiple series with a legend, live tooltips, and a zoom scrubber.

Stacked bands that show the total and each source’s share.

Grouped bars with a legend and tooltips — the fastest category comparison.

Share-of-whole with a legend, percentage labels, and a centre for the headline.

Overlay two profiles across many dimensions to see the trade-offs.

A single metric against your thresholds — green, amber, red at a glance.

Every step of a conversion, with counts and drop-off in one shape.

Every point plotted, with grouped series and drag-to-select.

Open, high, low, and close per bar — the trading view, built in.

Two dimensions and a value in one grid — the hot cells stand out.

Nested proportions packed into one frame — hierarchy without scrolling.

Flows from source to destination, sized by volume.

Ranked bars that reorder as time advances — the race is the story.

Scatter points that pulse to draw the eye to what matters.

A high-resolution line that stays smooth at tens of thousands of points.

Thousands of points, coloured by value, still interactive.

A 2-D density map where crowded regions glow.

Bars drawn from repeated icons — a friendlier count.

Connections drawn as trailing lines between points.

Flowing streams where each band’s width is its value over time.

The five-number summary per group — spread, median, and outliers.

Every record as a line across many axes — find the patterns.

Cyclical data wrapped around a circle — hours, days, directions.

A flat list of numbers binned into a shape you can read.

Distribution shapes per group — a box plot with the curve shown.

Every point shown, nudged apart so none hide.

Stacked density curves — a distribution per row, overlapping.

Iso-lines over a 2-D density — a topographic view of your points.

A pie that encodes two numbers — angle and radius.

Nested rings — hierarchy that radiates from the centre.

Nested bubbles — hierarchy sized by value.

A grid of squares — part-to-whole you can count.

A honeycomb of hexes coloured by value — regions, equal size.

Value-sized circles clustered by category.

Concentric race-track bars — progress toward a goal.

Overlapping sets, sized by their true proportions.

Variable-width stacked columns — two dimensions of share at once.

Ribbons around a circle showing who connects to whom.

A linear network — nodes on a line, links as arcs.

Categorical flows — an alluvial view of how groups split.

Nodes and links that settle into a natural layout.

A force graph that stays smooth at thousands of nodes.

A branching hierarchy — org charts, taxonomies, file trees.

A general graph engine for diagrams and network maps.

A network map with device roles, link health, and paths.

Thousands of particles streaming along a vector field.

Ranking over time — lines that cross as positions change.

Before and after in two columns — the change is the slope.

Two values per row connected by a bar — the gap is the story.

The 80/20 chart — bars plus a cumulative line.

Low-to-high spans per category — min, max, and a midpoint.

Running totals — how a number gets from start to finish.

A year at a glance — one coloured cell per day.

Countries shaded by value — a world map, no tiles.

Any SVG becomes a data map — floor plans, seating, schematics.

Open, high, low, close as bars — the leaner price view.

Events on a spine — milestones, labelled and dated.

Horizontal spans — schedules, phases, uptime.

A history projected forward with a confidence band.

A series with outliers flagged against a rolling band.

An SLO scorecard with a live burn-down.

A metric against a target and qualitative bands.

A KPI tile — big number, delta, and a sparkline.

The chronological story of one incident, scrubbable.

A scrubbable, zoomable, time-proportional timeline.

A streaming time-series that updates in real time.

Three-part compositions on a triangle.

A quiver plot — direction and magnitude at each point.

Meteorological barbs — speed and direction per reading.

Words sized by frequency, packed into a shape.

A status matrix — categorical state per cell.

Small multiples — the same chart repeated per group.

A value-to-colour legend you can drag to filter.

Your own marks — a render function for anything the presets don’t cover.

A real 3D bar field — two categories and a height.

Points in three dimensions you can orbit.

A real 3D pie on a lit stage.

A conversion funnel with real depth.

A force network in three dimensions.

A mathematical surface you can rotate and light.

Countries extruded by value on a 3D globe-map.