I’m the founder of Pluk, a native AI database client.
I’ve been working on a new feature that lets you create agentic data notebooks on top of your own databases, and then turn those analyses into interactive dashboards. You can ask questions in plain language, run deeper SQL or Python-style workflows when you need to, and keep everything—from quick explorations to “real” reports—in one place.
The key difference: Pluk runs locally on your machine, directly against your own data. That means:
- Your data never has to leave your environment for some third‑party cloud service.
- You don’t need yet another expensive per‑seat analytics subscription just to explore or share metrics.
- Performance is predictable and under your control, instead of being limited by a multi‑tenant SaaS backend.
My goal is to make it feel like you have a powerful AI analytics workspace—agentic notebooks, charts, and dashboards—but without the usual overhead of spinning up a whole separate cloud platform.
I’m looking for indie hackers and small teams who want to try this out early, use it on their real data, and give candid feedback on what works and what’s missing :)
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I’ve been working on a new feature that lets you create agentic data notebooks on top of your own databases, and then turn those analyses into interactive dashboards. You can ask questions in plain language, run deeper SQL or Python-style workflows when you need to, and keep everything—from quick explorations to “real” reports—in one place.
The key difference: Pluk runs locally on your machine, directly against your own data. That means: - Your data never has to leave your environment for some third‑party cloud service. - You don’t need yet another expensive per‑seat analytics subscription just to explore or share metrics. - Performance is predictable and under your control, instead of being limited by a multi‑tenant SaaS backend.
My goal is to make it feel like you have a powerful AI analytics workspace—agentic notebooks, charts, and dashboards—but without the usual overhead of spinning up a whole separate cloud platform.
I’m looking for indie hackers and small teams who want to try this out early, use it on their real data, and give candid feedback on what works and what’s missing :)