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Life & fun · August 19, 2026

Basedash Public Sharing

Live dashboards for anyone you send the link to

What it does

Basedash Public Sharing turns any dashboard or chart into a tokenized public link. Send it to a client, investor, or stakeholder — they can open a live view without a Basedash account, use its filters, inspect the charts, and sort public tables. Share the whole dashboard or one chart, and let every recipient explore the latest data in their browser. No exports. No screenshots. Just send the link and share the live answer.

Send a live Basedash dashboard or chart to a client, investor, leader, or contractor with one link. They can open, filter, and sort it without a Basedash…

Today we’re launching public sharing — a way to send a live Basedash dashboard or chart to anyone with a link, even if they don’t have a Basedash account. Open Share , turn on public sharing, and copy the link. Send it to a client, an investor, a member of your leadership team, or a contractor. They open the dashboard in their browser and see the latest data, with the filters and table controls they need to explore it. No invite. No new seat. No export to regenerate before the next meeting. The usual way to get a dashboard in front of someone outside your company is to make them part of your analytics setup. You invite them, explain where the dashboard lives, and hope they remember another…from basedash.com

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