Track revenue locally — no SaaS, no login

Spreadsheets get awkward once you have more than one product or subsidiary. Formulas break, columns drift, and maintenance eats into the actual reading. Revenue Dashboard replaces that with a single HTML file. Chart.js draws the charts from a local JSON or CSV file. No backend, no telemetry, no account.

1. Open dashboard.html directly, or serve it locally:

python -m http.server 8080
# Visit http://localhost:8080/dashboard.html

2. Point it at a local JSON or CSV file with your revenue data.

3. Filter by date range, product, or subsidiary, then export the current view to CSV.

What it does

Revenue overview by product and subsidiary
Monthly and quarterly trend charts
Top performers and growth metrics
Filterable by date range, product, or subsidiary
Export to CSV

Honest comparison

Option	Account required	Build step	Self-hosted	Export
Revenue Dashboard	No	No	Yes	CSV
Hosted SaaS dashboard	Yes	No	No	Varies
Custom spreadsheet	No	No	Yes	CSV
BI tool (Metabase, etc.)	Yes	Yes	Self-hosted	Varies

FAQ

Does it need a server?

No. You can open dashboard.html directly in a browser, or serve it with any static file server.

Where does the data come from?

From a local JSON or CSV file you provide. The dashboard reads it and renders the rest. If your columns don't match exactly, a small mapping block in the JavaScript adapts them.

Do I need to create an account?

No. It's a single HTML file. There is no account, no checkout, and no telemetry.

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