Instachart

What is Instachart?

Instachart turns sketches, mockups, and screenshots into interactive dashboards, specifically for Luzmo. You can upload visuals directly on the website or capture them with your device’s camera. It is designed to be easy to use, with a straightforward sign-up process and feature-rich, interactive dashboards.

Some limitations to note: it currently only creates Luzmo dashboards, there is no mention of an API, it cannot handle video inputs, and it does not offer multiple dashboard types, real-time data feeds, or extensive customization options.

Who created Instachart?

Instachart was created by a team led by Brian Lee. The core idea is to transform visual ideas — sketches, mockups, or screenshots — into interactive Luzmo dashboards for in-depth data analysis.

What is Instachart used for?

Instachart supports a range of analysis tasks, including:

• Cystic fibrosis research
• Employee training and assessment programs
• Sensor data analysis
• Retail sales analysis

It is also used more generally for converting mockups into functional dashboards and making sense of complex data insights.

Who is Instachart for?

Instachart is particularly useful for professionals and researchers working in cystic fibrosis research, employee training and assessment, sensor data analysis, and retail sales analysis.

How to use Instachart?

1. Sign up on the Instachart website to access all features.
2. Provide a visual: use the ‘Upload screenshot’ option on the website, or capture images or sketches directly with your device’s camera.
3. Generate the dashboard: hit the ‘Generate dashboard’ button after uploading your visuals.
4. Analyze your data in the resulting interactive dashboard.

If your webcam isn’t detected, Instachart will show an error message such as ‘NotFoundError: Requested device not found’. You can also explore and practice with sample data using the ‘Use example’ option before committing your own visuals.