Connect your data.
Build beautiful dashboards.
Share them anywhere.

A full analytics workspace that runs in your browser — connect databases, warehouses, files and Google Sheets, design interactive dashboards visually, and export them as single self-contained HTML files anyone can open. Work solo or share a workspace with your team. Free — and it can run fully local and private if you prefer.

Open Analytics → nothing to install · solo or with your team · local if you want

Everything an analytics team needs, nothing to run

Connect 13 kinds of sources

Postgres (PostgREST), Supabase, Turso, Firebase, Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, Redshift, DuckDB & SQLite over HTTP, Google Sheets, any SQL/HTTP API — or just drop a CSV, JSON or Excel file.

Two builders, one canvas

The View Builder drags columns onto shelves and renders the chart live, spreadsheet-style; the Dashboard Builder composes Views, KPIs and filters on a three-pane canvas — 50+ chart types from KPIs to heatmaps to forecasts, including US choropleth maps down to county, district, and watershed scale.

Bring your team

Sign in and share one workspace on your own Supabase, Turso or Firebase — admin, editor and viewer roles, per-user security, and read-only viewer links for everyone else.

Parameterized datasets

Define a query once with {{parameters}}; dashboard template variables fill them at run time — one dataset powers many views, filters cascade, everything stays linked.

Exports that just work

Every dashboard exports as one self-contained .html file — byte-identical to the live preview, no server, no dependencies. Also PDF, Excel, PowerPoint and Word, plus a header-off embed mode for dropping dashboards into other sites.

Local & offline — your call

Prefer to keep everything on your device? The whole workspace can run fully local and offline, no backend at all — and when you're ready to sync or share, mirror it to your own backend with zero-knowledge secret encryption.

Delightful by design

Warm themes, light and dark, keyboard palette, guided tours, version history with visual compare — analytics that feels like a creative tool, not a chore.

Maps that speak your geography

Choropleth maps aren't just fifty states on a US outline. Analytics ships seven region scales — pick one in the inspector and the same dataset lights up a different map.

A watershed choropleth map rendered in Analytics — conservation data shaded by HUC8 hydrologic unit
Real screenshot: conservation data by HUC8 watershed — hydrology, not administrative borders.
  • States — the classic US choropleth, always a safe default.
  • Counties (FIPS) — 3,000+ counties for real local granularity.
  • Watersheds (HUC8) — hydrologic units for conservation, water-quality and agriculture work, where drainage basins matter more than county lines.
  • USDA crop districts (CRD) — the multi-county reporting districts agricultural statistics are published in.
  • Congressional districts — for policy, outreach and civic data.
  • ZIP codes (ZCTA) — market and service-area analysis at postal granularity.
  • Custom regions — your own map. Import a two-column CSV (county → region name) and the map aggregates counties into whatever your organization calls its slices of the country: sales territories, service areas, ecoregions, franchise zones. No GIS tooling required.

Make it yours

Analytics is designed to be skinned. Seven chrome palettes — each in light and dark — restyle the whole app in one click, and admins can white-label the workspace with their own logo, name and link. Same app, four very different looks:

The app chrome in the Classic Blue palette, light mode
Classic Bluelight
The app chrome in the Editorial palette, light mode
Editoriallight
The app chrome in the Neon palette, dark mode
Neondark
The app chrome in the Conservation palette, dark mode
Conservationdark

Your data, wherever it lives

Work against a shared backend, or entirely on your device — connections and datasets form a reusable catalog that follows you, and every adapter speaks a friendly, in-band-error dialect when something's misconfigured.

PostgreSQLSupabaseTursoFirebase SnowflakeDatabricksBigQueryDuckDB SQLiteGoogle SheetsCSV / JSON filesAny SQL/HTTP API

Open a browser. Build a dashboard. That's it.

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