Create a public dashboard

Share your analytics publicly using Umami's share URLs and boards. This is useful for open-source projects, transparency reports, or sharing metrics with stakeholders who don't have Umami accounts.

Option 1: Share a website's analytics

The quickest way to share analytics publicly is with a share URL.

Step 1: Create a share URL

1. Navigate to your website in Umami.
2. Click Edit on the website.
3. Go to the Share URL section.
4. Click Add Share URL and configure the views you want to share (Traffic, Behavior, Growth).
5. Click Save and copy the generated URL.

The share URL provides a read-only view of your website's analytics that anyone with the link can access without logging in.

Step 2: Distribute the link

• Add it to your project's README.
• Embed it on your website.
• Share it in a Slack channel or email.

Example: https://your-umami.example.com/share/abc123/My-Website

Option 2: Share a custom board

Requires v3.1.0

Boards let you build a custom dashboard with only the metrics and components that matter, then share it publicly.

Step 1: Create a board

1. Go to Boards and click Add board.
2. Choose a board type:
   • Website: Scoped to a single website with all website-specific components.
   • Mixed: Combine components from multiple websites, links, and pixels.
3. Give it a descriptive name (e.g., "Public Stats" or "Q1 Marketing Dashboard").

Step 2: Design the board

1. Click Design to enter design mode.
2. Click Add Component and choose what to display (e.g., Website Metrics Bar, World Map, Events Chart).
3. Drag and resize components to create the layout you want.
4. Click Save when done.

Step 3: Share the board

1. From the Boards list, click the Share button on your board.
2. Copy the generated share link.
3. Anyone with the link can view the board without logging in.

Embedding in your website

Embed the share URL or board in an iframe:

<iframe
  src="https://your-umami.example.com/share/abc123/My-Website"
  style="width: 100%; height: 800px; border: none;"
  loading="lazy"
  title="Analytics Dashboard"
></iframe>

Remember to set the ALLOWED_FRAME_URLS environment variable to allow your domain:

ALLOWED_FRAME_URLS="https://your-website.example.com"

Tips

• Share URLs are permanent unless you delete them. Be mindful about what data you expose.
• For open-source projects, linking to your public dashboard builds trust and shows project health.
• Use boards to create focused dashboards. For example, create one board for "Marketing Metrics" (UTM sources, referrers, campaigns) and another for "Product Metrics" (feature usage events, user flows).