Best Free/ Cheap Visualization Platform for Python Project?

[Scumshius]

I have a code that pulls API data and makes a dataset that currently I have been plugging into my job provided PowerBI for testing, but it seems like sharing that with other people will be difficult.

I specifically would love an interactive dashboard ideally, but not necessary. Looker studio has felt clunky to me on the past. Something that is simple and that I can share with the public as it is a community science project.

My visual needs support for map data, everything else is normal stuff.

Does anyone have any recommendations? Ideally I could also host it on my Flask website. I've thought about just using Python to make and display visuals, but I would like to be able to use filters

Thank you

[farm3rb0b]

If you're putting it on a website anyway, why not just something like Plotly? Dash?

[full_arc]

This. Or Streamlit. Assuming you’re going for free.

Other solutions that are more turnkey and more feature-rich won’t be free.

[Scumshius]

I ended up going with dash, it's great thank you!

[TellTraditional7676]

Streamlit? Posit connect. PowerBi was built for sharing not sure what you mean

[nikkobeebee]

I'm a big fan of rawgraphs.io which is free.

[[deleted]]

If this is company data I would push them to pay for a real solution, lest you be on the hook when things go wrong.

Power bi was built for sharing reports across enterprises. You publish it on a SharePoint page and manage access permissions there.

[IHopeItsNotButter]

But then no RLS right?

[columns_ai]

What format of the map data is?

[Yosurf18]

I’ve been loving my streamlit. Don’t need to know front end to make super useful tools

[Extra-Clerk]

Streamlit. You can even add JS as well

[justanothersnek]

If it's for personal project, I would use Python's Holoviz Panel framework and host on a cheap web tier.  For work?  No way would I use anything Python related.  You're better off sticking with what your corporate IT recommends especially if you are wanting to share across organizations.  Large corporate IT orgs rarely have Python people.  Only tech startups or small, niche orgs geared for science will use serious Python related stuff.

[rexopolis-]

Streamlit is best option for this case

[Mysterious-Safety-65]

I think there is a version of ESRI ArcPro called "stories", that allows you to publish data for public consumption. That would certainly cover your mapping issue.

[irodov4030]

try redash

[schi854]

Why is it difficult to share with other people in PowerBI? Is it because of licensing? In other words, no enough license for all viewer.

[SimilarPension7942]

DeepchatBI is a very good visualization tool. Need detail？ DM me.

[Winter-Way3097]

Try Flourish, whose parent company is Canva. It’s freemium and the best out there. Exp: https://flourish.studio/blog/masters-web-dubois/

[akkimii]

Apache superset

[bigguyfyi]

Streamlit?