Today, we're releasing Data Apps, dashboards rebuilt from the ground up for agentic analytics.
Yes, we said dashboards. Even in a world where an agent can answer any data question in seconds, teams still want a place to track the same metrics week after week, without starting a new conversation every time.
So we built them for an agent-first world. Describe what you want to track. The agent writes the queries, picks the visualizations, and assembles the dashboard. Review it, publish it, move on.
Build a dashboard from a conversation
Traditional dashboards take weeks. You file a ticket, wait for a sprint cycle, go back and forth on requirements, and eventually get something that half-answers your original question.
Data Apps work differently:
- Describe what you want to track. The agent writes the queries and picks the visualizations.
- Review and publish. No SQL, no data team ticket, no two-week turnaround.
- Anyone can build one. The person with the question is now the person who builds the dashboard.
A shared metric
Publish a Data App to yourself, your team, or the entire organization. Everyone tracks the same metrics through the same lens.
- Always current. Auto-refreshes every time you open it.
- Fully transparent. Anyone can see exactly how each metric is calculated.
- No black box. Underlying queries are visible, not hidden behind a drag-and-drop builder.
Remix to go deeper
Every Data App has a built-in chat interface. See something interesting in a chart? Ask a follow-up right there. The agent already has the dashboard context.
- Follow up in place. Ask questions without leaving the dashboard.
- Remix anyone's Data App. Swap a filter, add a metric, adjust the time range.
- A starting point, not a dead end. Every dashboard is a launchpad for deeper analysis.
Dashboards in the agent era
Dashboards were always a means to an end. At their best, they let teams coalesce around a common metric. At their worst, they were a zombie asset — checked once, then never again.
Data Apps are our attempt to bring the benefits of great dashboards without all of the baggage. Let us know what you think.