A transparent view of what we're building. Updated when things change — not on a schedule.
Describe what you need in plain language — ChartKit builds the chart structure, segment labels, and values from a rough brief. Ships on top of the template library.
A full library of pre-built, ready-to-edit charts for common decks — ARR bridge, market share, portfolio review — plus save your own. Start from structure, not a blank canvas.
Status indicators for comparison tables, scorecards, and capability assessments. A staple of consulting deliverables, natively in Slides.
Position the chart legend independently from the chart body — for cleaner layouts in tight slide real estate.
Insert a chart, open the data, add an annotation — hands never leave the keyboard. Brings proper shortcuts to Google Slides itself too: align, distribute, and more.
Combine a bar series and a line series on two independent scales in one frame — so revenue and margin both read clearly in one chart.
Flip any chart to horizontal orientation in one click — useful for long category labels and ranked bar charts.
Labels auto-move to a readable spot, plus a renewed data editor that now supports formulas — and drag-to-select in a cleaner editor.
Circular composition charts with segment labels and percentage annotations — for high-level mix views.
Variable-width bars for market sizing and competitive landscape analysis. The most-requested chart type from the consulting audience.
Scatter with bubble size as a third dimension — for portfolio analysis and prioritisation frameworks.
Link a chart to a Google Sheets range — the chart updates on the slide when the underlying data changes.
Full variance bridge with subtotals, connector lines, and label placement.
Control colour, label, and styling per segment — not just at the chart level.
Split bars to show outliers or scale jumps — keeps charts readable when one segment dominates.
Two-axis scatter for competitive mapping and prioritisation — the first non-bar chart type in ChartKit.
Saves every chart you build. Re-open from memory, update data, and re-insert — no rebuild needed.
Set a default colour palette and style — ChartKit applies it to every new chart automatically.
We prioritise by what the people who use ChartKit most actually need. If there's a chart type or workflow you're working around, tell us directly.
