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Numerics review

Freemium#72 of 88 in Business Intelligence Tools

An affordable Apple-first KPI dashboard with broad integrations but limited BI depth.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Numerics is a KPI dashboard application for teams tracking business metrics across connected services, spreadsheets, custom data sources, and APIs. It is designed primarily for organizations using Apple devices, with dashboards and widgets available on Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. The product combines metrics from connected tools and teams, supports freeform metric recording and calculation, and enables dashboard sharing through iCloud and Messages. Its positioning suits teams that want visible KPI monitoring across Apple hardware rather than a broad business intelligence environment.

The pricing structure is straightforward. Lite costs $0 forever and includes all features and integrations, but limits users to three widgets. Pro costs $5 per month and adds unlimited widgets, priority support, and a 7-day free trial. Team costs $20 per month, includes everything in Pro and five users, and adds consolidated billing; additional users cost $5 each. Enterprise includes custom integrations, custom branding, and deployment options. The published plans make Numerics accessible for individual monitoring and small teams, while the Team and Enterprise editions address shared administration and tailored deployments.

Its strongest area is the combination of integration breadth and Apple-device delivery. Numerics lists connections for services including ActiveCampaign, Asana, Google Analytics 4, Google BigQuery, Google Spreadsheets, Microsoft Excel, Notion, Salesforce, Tableau, Zendesk, Woocommerce, and CSV, alongside custom data integrations. KPI widgets support automatic and manual refresh, change notifications, annotated snapshot sharing, and active-widget updates every 60 seconds by default. Teams needing scheduled reporting, embedded dashboards, AI features, or conventional BI analysis should choose a broader platform. Apple-based teams focused on recurring KPI visibility should find the feature set more aligned with their workflow.

Numerics pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • 90+ integrations and 3,500+ ready-to-use KPI templates
    • Widgets across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV
    • Custom connections for spreadsheets, databases, JSON, CSV, and APIs
  • Where it doesn't
    • Limited to three widgets on the free Lite plan
    • No scheduling, embedding, AI, or conventional BI analysis features
    • Security capabilities are not detailed in the published product information

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