Workspace and projects
A workspace is the top-level container for a team. It holds members, folders, brand kits, and projects. A project is the main working unit. Each project has its own canvas, datasets, styles, and frames. Create projects from the dashboard. Avoid thinking of a project as a “file” in the Finder sense — it is closer to a Figma file, but the thing you publish or export is usually a frame inside it.Frames and blocks
A frame is a responsive artboard on the canvas. Width follows the active breakpoint (Desktop 1200, Tablet 790, Mobile 400). Height hugs the content. You control direction, padding, gap, alignment, and wrap. Blocks are what you put in a frame:
A layout block is a block that can hold other blocks, including other layout blocks.
An element is a selectable piece inside a block — a bar, an axis title, a text span. The layers panel shows frames, blocks, and elements as one tree.
Datasets
A dataset is tabular data living on the project: CSV, TSV, JSON upload, or a pasted blank. The original upload is not overwritten — edits and transformations sit on a derived view. Connect a dataset to one or more chart blocks, then map columns to roles (X, Y, color, series, facet, and so on). Sample datasets are available if you want to click around before using your own file. Google Sheets and other live connections are coming soon.Assets: styles, templates, themes
Open the Assets tab in the left sidebar.- Styles — saved colors and text definitions. Apply a text style to headings or chart labels; edit the style once to update everything linked to it.
- Templates — a saved frame (structure, blocks, and content). Insert one to get a new frame you can retarget to a different dataset and override. V1 copies the source; it is not a live-linked component.
- Themes — a saved styling snapshot (colors, fills, strokes, spacing) without changing content or structure. Apply a theme to reskin a frame.