The Shiny app by RStudio might be a good option. You could get all your R graphics working interactively. http://www.rstudio.com/shiny/

I haven't personally used this. But plot.ly looks promising: https://plot.ly/

Hello Pappu.

It's possible to create tables with Google Drive (spreadsheets) and create/publish graphics using Google Charts.

https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/spreadsheets

IBM Many eyes : http://www-958.ibm.com/software/analytics/manyeyes/ ?

GraphBio specifically focuses on facilitating the generation of publication-ready plots easily and rapidly instead of data preprocessing and computing. Users can easily prepare data to be visualized by Excel software based on given reference example files from GraphBio. GraphBio provides 15 modules, incl. heatmap, volcano plots, MA plots, network plots, dot plots, chord plots, pie plots, four quadrant diagrams, Venn diagrams, cumulative distribution curves, PCA, survival analysis, ROC analysis, correlation analysis, and text cluster analysis. Website http://www.graphbio1.com/en/

If you like python you should try grafana. You have to set up the service yourself, but that's easy ;D. Lots of possibilities, open-source and easy to handle!