Changelog

All three are available in the Dashboard Builder now, and all three export to Power BI and Tableau.

A thin line with a dot at the end, instead of a solid bar. Cleaner than a bar chart when you're ranking a long list of categories, because it carries far less ink for the same information.

Two concentric rings, for part-to-whole relationships across two layers: category and sub-category, or this year against last, in a single footprint.

One bar sitting inside another rather than beside it. Use it to show a measure against a reference value without doubling the width of your chart or forcing the reader to compare across a gap.

Your exported workbook is no longer just a layout. Datasets, formulas, metrics, and calculated fields are now built directly into the file, using the data structure from the file you uploaded to Mokkup's AI. Connect your real data source and move straight to validation instead of rebuilding the logic from scratch.

How to get it: the semantic layer is generated from your uploaded data, so it applies to dashboards built through our AI with a data file attached. Build a dashboard manually, or prompt the AI without uploading data, and you'll get the layout export as before: same fidelity, no pre-built semantic model.

Three sets of canvas controls that make complex layouts manageable — and all three now carry through to your Power BI and Tableau exports.

Select multiple elements and move, resize, or restyle them as one unit.

Full layer ordering and management, so you control exactly what sits in front and what sits behind.

Fit behaviour now works the way it does in Tableau, so there's nothing new to learn. Choose how each element fills its container:

Alongside it, a full set of align and distribute controls: align left, centre, or right; align top, middle, or bottom; and distribute evenly across the horizontal or vertical axis. Line up a row of KPIs or even out the gaps in a chart grid in one action instead of dragging each element into place.