Building Jolicharts together
Welcome to the Jolicharts project! If you got to this page you’re either one of our team members or one of the first to learn about the existence of Jolicharts. Jolicharts’ aim is to make people love...
View ArticleWe don’t care about big data, we care about any data
Recently there has been a lot of noise on big data and SaaS BI (Business Intelligence). At Jolicharts we think that BI solutions should serve the people who produce analytics to make decisions. In many...
View ArticleLet your dashboards go public !
On Jolicharts there are 2 ways to share your dashboards : invite someone as a viewer or make the dashboard public. Publishing your dashboard is very similar to sharing photos on Picasa: just grab the...
View ArticlePublic dashboard gallery
Some of you may already have noticed: we just released a public dashboard gallery. The dashboard gallery contains sample dashboards covering a great variety of subjects: sales, marketing, demography,...
View ArticleEmbedding charts into external web pages
One of Jolicharts’ most interesting features is the possibility to embed charts (as well as entire dashboards) into third-party web pages. Your charts will always stay connected with your original...
View ArticleDevelopers, here’s your Jolicharts API!
Developers, the Jolicharts team has now released a killer feature you’re going to be delighted with: an API. The API will enable you to embed your Jolicharts dashboards into any external information...
View ArticleIntegrating Jolicharts into your SaaS application
Today is a great day. For Jolicharts, as we have achieved our first major milestone on our road to the simplest but most powerful BI application. For you, our beloved users and followers, as you’ll...
View ArticleWhy Devil ray kicked Clownfish out
Today we made an important step in Jolicharts’ still short history: we replaced the 4-months-old Clownfish release by Devil ray. Now, since we started we’ve been releasing 2 to 3 minor updates per week...
View ArticleNew feature : enhanced time series
Thanks to your ongoing feedback our product team brought out a quite cool feature today. Jolicharts splits up your date and datetime columns automatically into years, months, days and hours (in BI...
View ArticleElectric eel is coming…
As you might know all our product releases are driven by feedback from our steadily growing community. We get many emails and chat requests from you every day asking for new features, changes, bug...
View ArticleThe next Jolicharts
Some days ago we promised to show you a few glances of the new Jolicharts just before we release it! So here they are! Tell us what you think!
View ArticleAbout babies and web apps
Today we launched the new Jolicharts. It’s by far the most promissing version we’ve brought out since we launched the beta last year. Product launches are like births. Or almost. (At least from a man’s...
View ArticleFeatured Data Slideshow: Forbes Global 2000
Every year, Forbes Magazine publishes the list of the world’s 2000 biggest public companies. The ranking is based on a few criteria : Sales Profits Assets Market Value We used this data source to build...
View ArticleKeep your cat away when you work on Jolicharts
Cats love data. That’s a fact. And usually they also love data visualizations. But some of them seem to have problems with the new loading spinner. Keep them away when you’re working on Jolicharts. It...
View ArticleMajor Jolicharts version release
Against all roadmap management rules we have released a new version on a Friday… Here is what you’ll find in Jolicharts starting from today: Add custom logos Export your slideshow as PDF Add custom...
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