About Actually Integrated

What this is

Actually Integrated is a free, browser-based builder for HMI-style dashboards and visualizations — the kind of "live gauges, status tiles, and data-driven panels" screen you'd normally need a dedicated SCADA/HMI package or a custom frontend build for. You drag widgets onto a canvas, wire them up to an API or to values you set by hand, and export the result as a single self-contained HTML file you can drop onto any web server, an embedded device's flash storage, or a kiosk display.

Alongside the builder, the site hosts a small set of standalone tools (a DXF drawing editor, a color-palette extractor, a random widget-style generator) and a library of ready-made widget templates — each usable on its own, and each built to hand its output straight into the builder when you want it there.

Why it's built this way

Everything runs client-side, in your own browser tab. There is no account to create, no backend server, and nothing you build is uploaded anywhere unless you explicitly choose to export or share it. That's a deliberate choice, not a missing feature: a lot of small HMI and dashboard projects don't need (and shouldn't need) a hosted backend, a login, or a recurring subscription just to lay out some widgets and point them at an existing API. The output is a plain, portable file — readable, editable, and yours.

Who's behind it

Actually Integrated is built and maintained by a single developer with a background in industrial automation and controls — the project grew out of wanting a faster way to put a real-looking HMI screen in front of live data (PLC tags, sensor feeds, a REST API) without standing up a full SCADA deployment for something that might only need a browser tab. It's maintained as an independent, ad-supported side project rather than a company product.

Questions or feedback

The site has no dedicated support inbox. See the Privacy Policy for how data-related requests are handled, and the Docs for how the builder's data model and export format work.