Open-source Infogram alternatives

Chartbrew is an open-source web application that connects directly to databases and APIs and uses the data to build charts and dashboards. Its tools include a chart builder, editable dashboards, embeddable charts, a query and request editor and team features for sharing reports.

The platform also includes an AI assistant and scheduling, and its topics reference MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Firestore and Firebase as data sources, with the latest list of supported sources on the project website. To self-host, the README lists Node.js 22 or newer, MySQL 5 or PostgreSQL 12.5 or newer, and Redis 6 or newer as prerequisites. The front end uses React and the back end Node.js.

A hosted Chartbrew service is available, and the repository license is listed as 'Other' on GitHub, so check the terms for your use. Chartbrew suits agencies, startups and teams who want shareable client dashboards without building a BI stack.

RAWGraphs is an open web application for creating custom vector-based visualizations on top of the d3.js library. It was developed by the DensityDesign Research Lab at Politecnico di Milano together with Calibro and INMAGIK, and is mainly meant for designers and visualization enthusiasts.

The aim is to be a missing link between spreadsheet applications such as LibreOffice Calc, Excel, Numbers and Google Sheets and vector graphics editors such as Inkscape and Adobe Illustrator. You paste or load tabular data, such as CSV files and spreadsheets, choose a chart layout, map your data fields to visual variables and export clean SVG that can be refined in a vector editor. The repository topics mention data journalism and design.

RAWGraphs is licensed under Apache-2.0. You can use the public web app or host your own copy of the code. It suits designers, journalists and researchers who want unusual chart types without programming.