Dashcode on your work desktop
Turn data into professional dashboards on desktop.
Dashcode is Dashify's desktop app for creating BI dashboards, automating metrics and connecting SQL databases, spreadsheets, APIs and local files with speed, privacy and control.
Available for macOS, Windows and LinuxFree during betaNo card required
MCP connected
AI operating the project
Create executive dashboards with real-time connected data.
Connecting sourcesModeling KPIsPublishing dashboard
Operational dashboard
SQL connected
Docker active
Automations
One native app for every system you use
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Everything a dashboard needs, in a lightweight app.
A desktop platform for local BI, data automation and professional dashboard creation with simple deployment.
Visual editor
Create management dashboards with cards, charts and tables in a visual grid, without code for the first dashboard.
Connect your data
Integrate SQL databases, spreadsheets, REST APIs and local files to centralize commercial, financial and operational indicators.
Marketplace
Accelerate projects with ready-to-use components, charts, connectors and templates for executive dashboards and business reports.
Works offline
Use a native desktop app to open, edit and review dashboards even when an internet connection is unavailable.
Private by default
Keep sensitive data on your machine and decide when to publish, export or share operational information.
Real time
Track updated metrics, automated routines and configurable alerts to react quickly to business changes.
How it works
From download to first dashboard in minutes.
Download and install
Choose the official installer for macOS, Windows or Linux and start using Dashcode as a desktop application.
Connect a source
Connect SQL databases, spreadsheets, APIs or local files to transform raw data into business indicators.
Build and share
Organize charts, cards and tables, generate professional dashboards and share views with your team when it makes sense.
Downloads
Download Dashcode
Install Dashcode to create professional desktop dashboards and connect SQL databases, spreadsheets, APIs and local files privately.
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Published on Jun 16, 2026Linux
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Dashcode_0.0.162_amd64.deb13.3 MBWindows
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Dashcode_0.0.163_amd64.deb13.3 MBWindows
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Published on Jun 14, 2026Linux
Dashcode_0.0.162_amd64.AppImage83.5 MBLinux
Dashcode_0.0.162_amd64.deb13.3 MBWindows
Dashcode_0.0.162_x64-setup.exe9.3 MBLinux
Dashcode_0.0.163_amd64.AppImage83.5 MBLinux
Dashcode_0.0.163_amd64.deb13.3 MBWindows
Dashcode_0.0.163_x64-setup.exe9.3 MBLinux
Dashcode_0.0.164_amd64.AppImage83.5 MBLinux
Dashcode_0.0.164_amd64.deb13.3 MBWindows
Dashcode_0.0.164_x64-setup.exe9.3 MBLinux
Dashcode_0.0.165_amd64.AppImage83.5 MBHelp
Quick guidance
Everything you need to install and open Dashcode on your system.
macOS beta installation
macOS
Allow the app once when macOS blocks the first launch.
How to open Dashcode on Mac the first time
When opening Dashcode for the first time, macOS may show this warning:
"Dashcode" is damaged and can't be opened. You should eject the disk image.
The app is not damaged and it is not a virus. This message appears because the app has not yet gone through Apple's paid notarization. You only need to allow it once, and it takes less than 1 minute.
Step 1 — Install in Applications
- Double-click the .dmg file you downloaded.
- Drag the Dashcode icon to the Applications folder.
- Eject the disk: in Finder, click the eject button next to "Dashcode" or drag the disk to the Trash.
Do not open the app from inside the .dmg. Install it in Applications first, which is exactly what the “eject disk image” message is asking for.
Step 2 — Allow the app once
- Open Terminal: press Cmd + Space, type Terminal and press Enter.
- Copy and paste the command below and press Enter:
Terminal
xattr -cr /Applications/Dashcode.appNo message appears on screen. This is normal and means it worked. Now open Dashcode normally from Launchpad or Applications.
Tip to avoid typing the path: type
xattr -cr with a trailing space and drag the Dashcode icon into the Terminal window. The path fills in automatically. Then press Enter.If “Operation not permitted” appears or a password is requested
Use the administrator permission version. It will ask for your Mac password; nothing appears while typing, which is normal. Type it and press Enter.
Terminal
sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Dashcode.appNotes
- You only need to do this once. After that, Dashcode opens normally.
- Automatic app updates continue to work normally.
- Right-click Open and “Open Anyway” in System Settings usually do not appear for the “damaged” error. The reliable way is the Step 2 command.
Ready to build your dashboard?
Download Dashcode for free during beta and start creating desktop dashboards with real data in minutes.
