User ManualPublic dashboards

Public dashboards

Public dashboards are read-only share links to a Saved query. The recipient does not need a TrackCrumb account — they open the link and see the chart. Optionally, you can password-protect the link so only people who know the password can view.

Sharing a saved query

Open a saved query and click Share in the top bar. A drawer appears with two settings:

SettingWhat it does
Public sharingToggle on to generate a share URL. The URL stays valid until you revoke or rotate it.
Password protectionOptional. When set, viewers must enter the password before the chart loads.

Click Copy link. The URL is of the form https://app.YOUR_DOMAIN/share/<token>.

What recipients see

The share page is a chrome-less version of the chart — no sidebar, no editing controls, no auth gate (unless password-protected). The header shows the query type and name; the body renders the latest result.

If you password-protected the link, the visitor sees a single password field. A correct password issues a short-lived bearer token in the browser, so refreshes don’t re-prompt within the session.

Share results are live — they re-execute against your data each time the link is opened, so the recipient always sees the latest numbers (not a snapshot from when you shared).

In the same Share drawer, click Rotate token to invalidate the current URL and generate a new one. Anyone with the old URL gets a 404. Click Disable sharing to turn the feature off entirely for that saved query.

Workspace-level kill switch

Workspace owners can disable public sharing for the entire workspace under Settings. When off, all existing share URLs return 403 until sharing is re-enabled.

Limits & gotchas

  • Password is per-link, not per-viewer — everyone with the link uses the same password.
  • No analytics on the share page itself — TrackCrumb does not track who opens a shared URL.
  • Mutating actions are not available — the share page is strictly read-only. Even with the password, no exports, edits, or saved-query mutations are possible.