These Jira dashboards give a clear overview of your Jira instance and provide more details on the key items over which the engineering team needs oversight, like build status, critical bugs, and costs.

This dashboard gives high-level visibility of the metrics important to Customer Support for SquaredUp Cloud. This snapshot of the current customer support queues and a year-to-date view shows us incoming ticket volume trends.

This dashboard tracks my home energy system, which is monitored using Solar Assistant running on a Raspberry Pi in my garage. It shows how much solar power is being generated, how much energy is stored in our batteries, how much energy we’re using, plus other metrics.

This dashboard visualizes data pertaining to my investments in the stock market. By using the WebAPI plugin to gather information from several sources, I am able to view my current portfolio’s performance as well as drill down into specific stocks to both inform future investments and make adjustments to current investments.

We love a ‘bug bash’ here at SquaredUp! To keep our house in order, we regularly encourage our developers and testers to put down tools on major features to go after smaller issues that have been 'bugging' them. This dashboard helps me measure the success of the team’s latest bug bash and adds a little gamification for some competitive fun.

This handy dashboard displays my most important League of Legends summoner stats in one cool view, so I can see at a glance how well (or badly) I’ve been performing in my recent games.

This dashboard utilizes the SQL plugin in order to display a variety of data that helps me with the irrigation of my garden.

This Jira ticket summary dashboard was built to give my Support Team an instant overview of ticket statuses and which are near an SLA breach so they can jump on those quickly!

This dashboard pulls info from the Jaguar InControl API to get various data points from my car. It’s given me a handy overview of usage and service stats.