AI-Powered Dashboard Intelligence
Data skills that understand spreadsheets, design skills that understand dashboards, and a team of agents that does the work for you — a plan first, your approval before any change, and a review of its own output.
AI Agents
Six agents work as a team, and they show you the plan before they touch anything.
The dashboard master plans and delegates; the analyst, the visualization professor and the stylist do the work; two reviewers check the numbers and the finished layout. They operate the spreadsheet and the canvas for you, and layout suggestions arrive as a sketch in the conversation. Changes come with a plan and a request for approval, grants can be revoked, and reasoning and progress stay visible.
- Six specialized agents that hand off to one another
- Agent dock — chat beside your spreadsheet or canvas
- Plan mode — see the proposed layout before anything is built
- Asks before touching your files, and you can revoke any grant
- Bring your own provider; keys encrypted by your system keystore
Data Management
A spreadsheet you already know, now with a team that can use it.
Importing a large workbook no longer holds the app hostage: you get progress and can keep working. Datasets fill in as they load and bind only when they are ready, so a chart never draws a half-built answer. Recalculation happens away from the interface, and renaming a field doesn't break its bindings.
- Excel-like editing with hundreds of familiar functions
- Large imports run in the background with visible progress
- Datasets bind only when ready, so charts never draw half an answer
- Field bindings survive renames and rebuilds
- Recalculating a big sheet won't freeze the interface
Visualization & Interaction
20 chart types and 7 input controls — one click moves the whole dashboard.
From bar and line charts to maps, heatmaps and Sankey diagrams, alongside 7 input controls and KPI cards with thresholds and trend. A map chart reads the geography in your column and suggests a matching basemap, and clicking a chart makes the rest of the dashboard follow.
- 20 chart types, including maps, heatmaps and Sankey diagrams
- 7 input controls plus KPI cards with thresholds and trend
- Maps that read your geography and suggest a basemap
- Click a chart to filter the whole dashboard
- Selector widgets carry default values, ready on open
- Present to any browser; viewers can't change your design