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July 10, 2026

Home, now a dashboard you can customize

Picture Nikita KabardinNikita Kabardin

Choose which dashboard shows on Home, reuse Home widgets in your own dashboards, and copy, duplicate, and share widgets as portable JSON.

Your project Home is built from the same widgets and query engine as your custom dashboards: the same familiar overview out of the box, but every tile is a widget you can rearrange, reuse, or replace. For example:

  • Preview any dashboard on Home, then set the one your team should see by default.
  • Reuse a Home chart, such as traces over time, model cost, or latency percentiles, on a custom dashboard.
  • Copy a widget from one project into another, or export a whole dashboard as JSON and import it elsewhere.

Pick what shows on Home

Home renders from a Langfuse-curated default, and each project chooses which dashboard shows there. Open the dashboard selector in the Home header to preview any dashboard. The choice lives in the URL, so the view is shareable. When you find the one you want, Set as default makes it the project's Home. That changes the page for everyone in the project, so you confirm before it applies.

Editing does not touch the original

Langfuse-managed dashboards and widgets keep all of their edit controls: drag, resize, delete, add, and edit. The first change you make opens a dialog that duplicates the dashboard into your project and applies your change to the copy. You customize a managed dashboard without touching the original, and without looking for a separate Clone button first.

Manage and move widgets

Every widget, on a dashboard and in the widget library, now has a ⋯ menu with Copy, Duplicate, and Download JSON. Copy a widget and paste it onto any dashboard with ⌘/Ctrl+V; it is added and scrolled into view. Paste only activates when your clipboard actually holds a Langfuse widget.

Widgets and dashboards now use a versioned, portable JSON format. A widget carries {"$langfuseWidget": true, "version": 1}, and a dashboard the matching $langfuseDashboard envelope with each widget's config inlined, so it travels without database IDs. Export a single widget or a whole dashboard, then import it by dragging the JSON file onto a dashboard. Langfuse checks that it is a Langfuse widget or dashboard and recreates the widgets in your project.

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