Share a live Mixpanel dashboard as a link
Connect your Mixpanel project to reshare and publish a page that charts your live event data at a short link like link.reshare.one/aB3xY9kLmn. Anyone who opens it sees current numbers, with no Mixpanel seat and no account. The queries run on reshare servers and never appear in the page.
This page is for the moment when someone asks how signups are trending and the honest answer lives in Mixpanel, behind a login they do not have.
Drop your dashboard HTML
Free.
No copy-paste needed
Add the reshare connector to Claude once, then publishing is one sentence in the chat.
How it works
- 01
Connect Mixpanel
Paste a service account (username, secret, and project id) from your Mixpanel organization settings. reshare verifies it with one API call and stores it encrypted.
- 02
Ask your AI to build it
With the reshare connector added, Claude or Codex reads your event names, writes the queries, and publishes the page. Or write the HTML yourself with query blocks.
- 03
Share the link
The page recounts your events every time someone opens it. Add a password, limit it to specific people, or set an expiry date when you need to.
Evergreen date ranges
A query can say from -30d to today instead of fixed dates, and reshare resolves those words when the page is viewed. A dashboard you publish once keeps answering with the latest 30 days a month from now.
Weekly active users works too: a week unit counts distinct users per 7 day bucket inside Mixpanel itself, so the math matches what your own reports say.
Two kinds of query
Segmentation counts one event over time, split by a property if you want, filtered if you want. Insights runs a report you already saved in Mixpanel, by its id, so a chart your team maintains there can power a public page here.
Rows always come back in one flat shape: a segment name, a date, and a value. Chart them with any library or plain HTML.
Rate limits handled for you
Mixpanel allows 60 query API requests per hour, which a popular public page would burn through in minutes. reshare answers repeat views from a short server side cache, about 5 minutes, so a busy link stays inside the limit and stays up.
The service account credential is sealed on the server and never reaches a viewer. Disconnect at any time and reshare deletes it.