Metabase is the easy-to-use, open source Business Intelligence tool that lets everyone work with data, with or without SQL. Make self-service analytics finally happen in your org, or embed Metabase in your app for customer-facing analytics.
Launched on April 8th, 2025
Hey everyone -
I m the founder and CEO of Metabase and I m here to shill our upcoming launch of our Embedding versions.
Hey PH community , thanks again for the fantastic support during the Embedded Analytics launch .
We plan to become more active here, sharing updates, connecting with fellow makers, spotlighting the awesome things you re doing with Metabase, and, most importantly, listening closely to your ideas and feedback to keep making our product better
On that note, we re happy to introduce Metabase 54, a new release packed with fresh features we think you ll love. Here are some of the best ones:
Better table visualization
Metabase is praised for its ease of use, intuitive interface, and ability to facilitate data-driven decision-making without requiring extensive SQL knowledge. Makers from MyLens AI and ComputerX highlight its simplicity and effectiveness in enabling self-serve analytics and team collaboration. Movestax appreciates its seamless integration for data exploration. Users commend its quick setup, flexibility, and open-source nature, though some note limitations in data export features. Overall, Metabase is valued for making complex data accessible and actionable.
Cal.com
Excited to be hunting Metabase Embedded Analytics today!
We’ve been embedding our Open Startup dashboard with Metabase for a few years now, it’s one of the easiest ways to share real-time metrics in a clean, scalable, and transparent way.
At Cal.com, being an open startup means showing everything: weekly new customers, verified signups, Google search impressions and even our team morale and salaries. Metabase helps us power that.
We love that both Cal.com and Metabase are open source. It’s rare to find tools that align with our values and deliver production-ready performance.
Their new React SDK makes it even easier to embed dashboards and charts directly into products and public pages, with way more flexibility for devs.
We briefly considered building this from scratch, but:
It would have taken weeks of engineering time
We’d still be leaning on engineers to create and update dashboards, instead of being able to hand it off to other team members
It wouldn’t have been nearly as clean or future-proof
If you’re building a product and thinking about sharing metrics, whether publicly or in-app, I’d definitely check out what Metabase is doing. It saves time, looks great, and just works.
Manganum sidebar for Google Chrome
@peer_rich Incredible product, from an incredible team. Especially Ms. Tatiana.
Metabase
@peer_rich Thank you for hunting us! Me and a few folks from the team will be on hand to answer any questions anyone might have!
@peer_rich @sameer_alsakran Thanks for making! You guys are super popular in our country too!
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@peer_rich HOLY the launch. I am officially gathering my team to see this. And ohhhh congratulations on the awesome product!!!
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@peer_rich Congrats Peer. Love the facts that its open source. Btw, does this work on any tech stack or on specific ones?
@peer_rich Loving this!
Metabase
@alexander_m_kinn THIS!
I often talk to embedding customers looking for solutions like our embedded analytics SDK for React because they've realized that implementing their own embedded analytics is slowing them down and taking away their focus. It always starts with "just a few charts" using highcharts or a similar library, but it's a slippery slope: zooming in/out, drill-down, data exports, it's rarely a few simple charts.
Metabase
@alexander_m_kinn framing this phrase.
@alexander_m_kinn Hahahhaha
Does it have dark mode? :)
InboxCRM
@izdieu yes it does! See the example here: https://embedded-analytics-sdk-demo.metabase.com/admin/question/458
Metabase
@izdieu The embedded analytics SDK for React supports custom themes. You can switch the theme at runtime to support dark mode, or even themes based on the user session. Check out the docs: https://www.metabase.com/docs/latest/embedding/sdk/appearance