Every widget you can place on a Virtuino Cloud dashboard — what it does, the settings they all share, and the few options of each one that are worth knowing. 58 widgets in five groups.
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Open the dashboard and unlock it with the button.
Open the widget list, pick a group, and place the widget on the grid. Drag to move, drag a corner to resize.
Click the pencil, choose the field by its full name — e.g. kitchen/temperature — and set the options.
Lock the dashboard. Now the widgets work: displays update live, controls send values.
Explained once here, and left out of the widget cards below.
fas fa-bolt or fas fa-temperature-half.1/0, ON/OFF, open/close. Your board must expect the same text.Off:0,Low:1,High:2 — the label is shown, the value is sent.#FF4500: the widget recolors at once. A board can paint a zone red on an alarm without any other widget.Show a field's latest value — numbers, lamps, gauges, text and pictures. They update live as data arrives.
simple_display
A one-row readout — title, value, unit and an icon — for slim rows and lists.
Also supports tap actions.
progress_bar_display
The value with a horizontal bar that fills between a minimum and a maximum.
Also supports tap actions.
value_display_box
A large centered value with an icon — the classic dashboard tile.
led
A round lamp that lights when the field has a specific value.
1, ON, true… Any other value shows it off.inline_led
The same indicator as LED (Box), laid out in one row with title and time — good for status lists.
time_processor
Shows a clock, or turns a time value from your board into a readable date.
YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss) down to just HH:mm.label
Text for headings and section titles, with an optional icon and divider. Needs no field.
#FF4500 to recolor it at run time — see live color.status_label
Shows a word instead of a number — "Off", "Heating", "Warning" — chosen by rules you write.
== 0 → Off, > 80 → Warning. Checked top to bottom: the first match wins, so put the specific ones first. == and != also match text such as ON.frame
A decorative border that groups other widgets. It always stays behind them, so you can place widgets inside it.
#FF4500 to recolor the frame — see live color.radial_gauge
A circular arc that fills toward the value's position between min and max.
pro_gauge
An analog dial with a needle, a tick scale and colored zones — the look of a real instrument.
vertical_line_gauge
A vertical bar with a tick scale — smooth fill or separate segments.
horizontal_line_gauge
The Vertical Gauge laid on its side, with the same options.
rotation
A spinning icon whose speed follows the value — for fans, pumps and motors.
Also supports tap actions and the edit button.
universal_segments
A staircase or battery-style meter that lights more bars as the value rises.
image
A picture — a logo, a floor plan, a photo of the machine — that can also change with the field's value.
= 0 → closed door, = 1 → open door. The default image shows when no row matches.Send a value to a field when the user taps, drags or picks — and show the field's real state.
switch
Tap to toggle — sends the ON or the OFF value, and shows the field's real state.
secure_switch
The same switch, but it can ask for confirmation or the dashboard PIN before sending.
Also supports tap actions.
simple_push_button
A momentary button: sends one value while pressed and another when released — like a doorbell.
1 while pressed and 0 on release. Your board acts on the change.advanced_push_button
The same push button, but it can require the dashboard PIN first.
Also supports tap actions.
rotary_selector
A multi-position knob: tap a position to send its value; the active one lights up.
Label:Value pairs separated by commas, e.g. OFF:0,LOW:33,MED:66,HIGH:100.checkbox
A single checkbox with a caption — sends the ON value when ticked and the OFF value when cleared.
radio_group
Choose one of several values, as radio buttons or as a row of buttons.
Label:Value pairs, e.g. Off:0,Low:1,High:2.button_group
Connected buttons with icons, text or both — tap one to send its value; the active one stays highlighted. Ideal for modes (Off / Fan / Boost / Auto).
potentiometer
A round knob you drag to pick a value; it is sent when you let go.
horizontal_slider
Drag along the track to pick a value; it is sent when you let go.
vertical_slider
The same slider, standing upright — natural for levels and setpoints.
History, maps, automations, schedules and board status.
simple_chart
One field, one line, and a row of range buttons (15 min to 1 year) — a good chart with almost no setup.
advanced_chart
A line or bar chart with up to three fields on the same time axis.
20,25,30 for comfort limits.map_widget
A map with a marker that follows a position sent by your board — trackers, vehicles, boats.
{"lat": 37.98, "lng": 23.72} (latitude/longitude also work).rule
A small automation on the dashboard: when the field meets a condition, it writes a value to another field.
> 25 — checked on every new value.1 to boiler/fan. Publish via MQTT also sends it to the board.Runs on the server, not in the browser — it works with the dashboard closed.
device_status
Shows whether a board is online and alerts you when it drops off.
Full explanation in Device Online/Offline Detection.
scheduler
Time-based ON/OFF for one field. Tap the tile to add events (time and days); it shows how many are active.
Example: ON at 06:00 and OFF at 06:15 every day — a 15-minute watering each morning.
stat_table
Several fields in one compact table — label, live value, unit — each row flashing when it updates.
Small tiles that open a full window — keep the dashboard clean and the detail one tap away.
chart_popup
A small tile that opens a full chart in a window — detailed history without taking dashboard space.
history_monitor
A tile that opens the stored values of its field in a table — to browse, search, correct or delete wrong readings, and export them.
Pipes, fittings, valves, pumps and instruments to draw a live process diagram of a real installation.
Condition — an operator and a value compared with the field: > 0 means "flowing whenever the value is above zero", == 1 means "open when the board sends 1". While the condition is true the piece shows its flow, open or running color; otherwise its idle color.
tank
A vessel whose liquid level follows the value — in 11 shapes, from a plain box to a barrel, a flask or a cone.
25,50,75.pipe_h
A pipe section with animated flow; the speed follows the value.
pipe_v
The same pipe, vertical.
fitting_coupling
Joins two pipe sections, horizontal or vertical; stretches edge to edge.
fitting_elbow
A 90° bend, in four orientations.
fitting_tee
A straight run with a side branch.
fitting_cross
A four-way junction.
fitting_reducer
Joins a pipe of one size to a pipe of another.
valve_2way
An inline valve that shows open or closed. Its collar on top takes a handwheel, lever, motor or coil.
valve_3way
A three-port valve that shows which way it routes the flow.
fitting_coupling_axis
A coupling with a mounting axis on top — the place to dock an instrument (gauge, sensor, motor) over the pipe.
fitting_pump
A centrifugal pump whose impeller spins while it runs; inline, or elbow (suction from the side, discharge upward).
fitting_checkvalve
A one-way valve; the arrow shows the only direction flow can take.
fitting_flowmeter
An inline meter whose needle follows the value.
mech_handwheel
A manual handwheel docked on a valve or axis coupling; shows open or closed from its field.
mech_lever
A manual lever docked on a valve or axis coupling; shows open or closed.
mech_motor
A small electric actuator that spins while running, docked on a valve or axis coupling.
mech_coil
A solenoid that glows when energized, docked on a valve or axis coupling.
mech_gauge
A small dial for pressure, temperature, level or flow, docked on a valve or axis coupling; the needle follows the value.
mech_sensor
A generic instrument docked on the line — an icon, or a short tag such as PT or TT.
mech_agitator
A mixer impeller that spins while running. It is transparent — place it over a Tank.
flow_stream
Liquid pouring out of a pipe end — for example into a tank below. Transparent; place it where the pipe ends.