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You can spot a frustrated product team by how they talk about analytics.
They’ll say things like “we needed to ship something fast but got stuck in BI hell,” or “every dashboard request turned into a project.” That’s not because their team lacks talent — it’s usually because the tool they’re working with wasn’t designed for the job.
Luzmo doesn’t position itself as a traditional BI tool. That’s because it’s not. It’s a frontend framework for product teams that want full control over the analytics experience — without dragging in three departments every time a chart needs changing.
Here’s why more product teams are choosing it.
Most product teams live in two modes: you either move fast, or you build things properly. But when it comes to analytics, Luzmo helps you do both.
You can ship a working dashboard prototype in a day — not as a placeholder, but as something real. And then layer in theming, access rules, and interactions once it’s working. No bloated setup. No slow rollout.
One team switched after realizing they could test new analytics features during a sprint — not in parallel to it. The tool worked within their existing design system and didn’t require a backend overhaul just to show the right data to the right user.
“We needed to drastically lower the amount of effort we put into creating customized dashboards. From that angle, Luzmo allowed us to reduce the time to produce a dashboard from weeks to days. Even to hours.”
Alexis Lesage, CTO at Intent Technologies
Some analytics tools expect you to rearrange your infrastructure just to integrate them. Luzmo doesn’t.
Whether you’re streaming from ClickHouse, querying PostgreSQL, or pushing data through APIs, it plays well with your current architecture. And when you’re building internal tools, dashboards, or full-on data products, it doesn’t get in the way of how your team works.
One engineering lead we spoke with said they appreciated how little Luzmo assumes about your backend. “It gives you the building blocks but doesn’t try to control the architecture,” they said.
That’s the difference between a tool you can integrate — and one you have to work around.
Some products treat embedding as an afterthought. Luzmo treats it as the starting point.
Everything is embeddable by design. Whether you’re building an admin panel, a client portal, or a new module in your app, you get full control over how the dashboard looks and behaves. You can match your branding, add interactivity, and decide exactly what’s exposed — from a single chart to a full editor view.
More importantly, you can decide who gets to change what. Want to give customer success managers limited editing access for their clients? Easy. Want developers to maintain the structure but let users explore filters? No problem.
This makes Luzmo a great fit for cross-functional teams. Product owns the experience. Engineering owns the data. CS owns the delivery. Nobody steps on each other’s toes.
“Our climate experts support our clients in their climate trajectory and analysis of their emissions. Giving these people the ability to create the dashboards their clients needed was priceless. Because the need is now right in front of the person who can solve it.”
Matthieu Vegreville, Co-Founder at Greenly
One dashboard for one user is easy. A thousand dashboards personalized for different accounts? That’s where most tools break.
With Luzmo, you don’t need to duplicate anything. Dashboards can pull dynamic data based on context — like user role, customer ID, plan type — so you can build once and scale it to your entire customer base.
This is especially useful when launching analytics features across multiple customer segments or product tiers. Instead of creating new dashboards from scratch, teams set up rules and variations within one centralized structure.
You stay flexible without adding complexity.
“Different customers ask for different, specific insights. And to stay in control of their data, they want to be able to decide what they show on a dashboard, or control who can see which data and dashboards. With Luzmo, we were able to achieve this in a matter of weeks.”
Juan Carlos Porras Blanco, Product Team Lead at Kenjo
Luzmo isn’t just a tool for developers. It’s built for product collaboration.
Your designer can make it feel on-brand. Your CS manager can tweak the layout for a strategic customer. Your product lead can validate a hypothesis using real data — without pinging the backend team.
One org told us they made the switch because their previous setup created too many internal bottlenecks. “Every change required a dev,” they said. “It slowed down momentum.” With Luzmo, they could hand off dashboard ownership to the people closest to the customer — and reserve engineering hours for the hard problems.
That shift alone helped them move faster and improve adoption.
Product teams today don’t want another system to manage. They want building blocks — tools that flex to their needs, move at their pace, and don’t explode when the use case gets more complex.
That’s what Luzmo offers: a frontend framework for data experiences that don’t just look good — they work the way your team builds.
If you're tired of fighting with your analytics stack just to ship something useful, you’re not alone. Teams that build products — not just reports — are switching to Luzmo.
Want to see how it fits your stack? Get advice from our product experts during a guided demo.
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