UniDeck is a no-code dashboard builder for Google Workspace, GitHub, Jira and Linear data. Free plan available; paid plans from €5.00/month on yearly billing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
UniDeck is a no-code dashboard layer that sits over the SaaS tools a team already pays for. Instead of switching between Gmail, Slack, Jira, GitHub and other apps, users assemble one dashboard from widgets that pull in data from each service. The company describes its goal as ending notification hell and dashboard chaos, and says setup takes minutes rather than months.
The product is built by UniDeck B.V., a company based in Leeuwarden, The Netherlands, and part of the Besharat Enterprises group. The about page describes the founding team as developers who grew tired of building the same dashboards repeatedly. The site also says more than 10,000 teams use it, which is a company claim that Gappsy has not verified.
Users start by creating a dashboard and dragging widgets onto it. Each widget represents either a connected service or a built-in tool, such as a GitHub pull request list, a calendar view or a notes pad. The layout is fully customizable through drag and drop, so people can arrange information in the order that suits their routine, with no coding needed.
For third-party services, UniDeck reads live data through OAuth and renders it in widgets, with no glue scripts or extra ETL pipeline, according to the integrations page. Developer integrations such as GitHub, Linear and Jira are described as read-only. For systems without a native integration, a custom HTTP widget connects to any internal API or GraphQL endpoint. Dashboards can be shared with a link or embedded in Notion or Confluence.
The features page lists 16 built-in widgets, including Meetings, Notes with markdown support, Todo List, Calendar, Agenda, Timer, Pomodoro, Sticky Notes, Weather, Advanced Table, Advanced Chart and Advanced Card. Notes and todo lists support sharing and collaboration with team members. Several widgets target daily routines, while the advanced widgets handle tables, charts and data visualization without any connected account.
Third-party widgets span Google (Emails, Workspace Users), GitHub (Pull Requests, Issues, Actions, Personal Notifications), GitLab (Merge Requests, Pipelines), Jira (Active Sprint, Issues), Linear, Trello, Toggl, Pinterest and Hacker News. GitHub Actions and Hacker News are marked Premium. The site also describes AI insights and suggestions, and says its security is CASA Enterprise Tier 2 certified by Google.
UniDeck is a no-code dashboard layer over the SaaS tools a team already uses. Users build dashboards from widgets for services such as Google Workspace, GitHub, Jira and Linear, then share them by link or embed them in Notion or Confluence.
UniDeck has a Free plan at €0 per month. Plus costs €5.99 per month, or €5.00 on yearly billing, and Teams costs €9.99 per month, or €8.33 on yearly billing. Enterprise pricing is custom and handled by sales.
Yes. The Free plan costs €0 and the site says no credit card is required. Plus and Teams are labeled as free trials with no credit card required, and the site mentions a two-minute setup.
No. The site describes UniDeck as a no-code tool with a drag-and-drop interface. Developers can still use the custom HTTP widget to connect internal APIs and GraphQL endpoints.
The features page lists widgets for Google, GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Linear, Trello, Toggl, Pinterest and Hacker News. The site also names Slack and Stripe, and the custom HTTP widget connects any HTTP API.
For GitHub, Linear and Jira, the homepage states that UniDeck never writes to those tools. Other widgets, such as the Google Emails widget, are described as supporting reading, sending and organizing email.
UniDeck suits developers, project managers, freelancers and teams that move between many SaaS tools each day and want one dashboard. Larger organizations can use the Teams and Enterprise plans for collaboration, SSO and custom widgets.
UniDeck is operated by UniDeck B.V., located in Leeuwarden, The Netherlands. The company is part of the Besharat Enterprises group.