This is a project that I have been working on, after extracting it from a side project that is going nowhere fast, but has been quite a learning experience.
It's a complete analytics stack that you can embed in your own application, that provides a semantic query engine (based on cube-js definitions) that allows you to give your users the ability to safely create their own queries, and as a result their own dashboards.
It is also a simple enough language that you can use AI to easily write queries for it, so you can offer 'AI powered analytics' very quickly and easily.
It is built in typescript, uses Drizzle at the core, hence the name. So you can integrate it directly in your app if you already use these, or build a new separate microservice alongside if not.
It comes with a complete React + Tailwind front end framework that you can copy/paste or use directly. Really interested in knowing if others feel this is useful, and hoping to get some real world usage other than myself. You can use play around with it without signing up - though there is a daily limit on the AI feature so I dont have a cost explosion.
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It's a complete analytics stack that you can embed in your own application, that provides a semantic query engine (based on cube-js definitions) that allows you to give your users the ability to safely create their own queries, and as a result their own dashboards.
It is also a simple enough language that you can use AI to easily write queries for it, so you can offer 'AI powered analytics' very quickly and easily.
It is built in typescript, uses Drizzle at the core, hence the name. So you can integrate it directly in your app if you already use these, or build a new separate microservice alongside if not.
It comes with a complete React + Tailwind front end framework that you can copy/paste or use directly. Really interested in knowing if others feel this is useful, and hoping to get some real world usage other than myself. You can use play around with it without signing up - though there is a daily limit on the AI feature so I dont have a cost explosion.