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Dashboard

Introduction

7di is a live dashboard platform. You build pages made of widgets. Each widget monitors something: a crypto price, a database query, an API endpoint, a server, updating on a schedule. When something changes in a way you care about, you get notified instantly.

Pages and widgets

A page is a dashboard. You can have as many pages as you want, each with its own name, icon, and layout. Pages can be private, shared with a link, or embedded on other websites.

A widget is a single monitored value on a page. Widgets are arranged on a grid; you can drag and resize them freely. Each widget is backed by a monitor, which runs a check on a schedule and stores the result.

Monitor types

Every widget has a type that determines what it checks and how it fetches data:

Check intervals

Monitors run on a schedule. You choose the interval per widget: from once a minute (on Pro) up to once a week. The free plan has a minimum of 1 hour for AI widgets and 5 minutes for everything else.

Notifications

When a monitor detects a change a price crossing a threshold, a service going down, an AI condition becoming true it sends you a browser push notification. Notifications include a cooldown so you are not spammed. See Notifications for setup.

Sharing and embedding

Any page can be made public with a shareable link. Individual widgets can be embedded on any website with a single line of HTML. See Sharing and Embedding.