I would like to introduce DATAKI, a tool that was born out of frustration with Looker Studio.
Dataki aims to simplify the challenge of turning raw data into beautiful, interactive dashboards. DATAKI is an AI-powered analytics platform that lets you connect your data (currently supporting BigQuery, with PostgreSQL, MySQL and many more coming soon) and get insights easily.
Unlike existing tools like Looker Studio, Tableau, or Power BI, which require you to navigate complex abstractions over data schemas, DATAKI makes data exploration intuitive and accessible. With advancements in AI, these abstractions are becoming obsolete. Instead, Dataki uses widgets—simple combinations of SQL queries and charts.js configurations—to build your dashboards.
Instead of writing SQL or memorizing domain-specific languages, you simply ask questions in natural language, and the platform generates interactive charts and reports in response.
It's a blend of a notebook, a chatbot, and a dashboard builder all rolled into one.
Some key points:
- Leveraging modern AI models (like *O3-mini and Gemini 2.0 PRO*) to interpret and process your queries.
- Offering an intuitive, no-code experience that lets you quickly iterate on dashboards and share your findings with your team. But also feel free to modify the generated SQL.
- Build beautiful dashboards and share them with your team.
Dataki is still growing, and I'm excited to see how users leverage it to make data-driven decisions. If you're interested in a more conversational approach to analytics, check it out at [dataki.ai](http://dataki.ai) – and feel free to share your thoughts or questions!
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We were frustrated with how hard it can sometimes be to find insights in all the data we have in our databases and tools like Google Analytics.
We have gotten so used to simply talking to a chatbot that now we expect our analytic tool to do the same. I ask and you should give me what I need: you go to my database, get the results and display it either in natural language, in a chart or in a table.
All the pieces were already there, we just had to put them together, so we did :)
We believe we are tapping into something amazing.
Check it out, and please tell us what you think :)
https://dataki.ai/
I am sure everything was great back then but.
I've been coding for 20 years, and there are a lot of problems of different types (including recurring bugs) that have been solved with better tooling, frameworks and tech overall. I don't miss too much
I would like to introduce DATAKI, a tool that was born out of frustration with Looker Studio.
Dataki aims to simplify the challenge of turning raw data into beautiful, interactive dashboards. DATAKI is an AI-powered analytics platform that lets you connect your data (currently supporting BigQuery, with PostgreSQL, MySQL and many more coming soon) and get insights easily.
Unlike existing tools like Looker Studio, Tableau, or Power BI, which require you to navigate complex abstractions over data schemas, DATAKI makes data exploration intuitive and accessible. With advancements in AI, these abstractions are becoming obsolete. Instead, Dataki uses widgets—simple combinations of SQL queries and charts.js configurations—to build your dashboards.
Instead of writing SQL or memorizing domain-specific languages, you simply ask questions in natural language, and the platform generates interactive charts and reports in response.
It's a blend of a notebook, a chatbot, and a dashboard builder all rolled into one.
Some key points: - Leveraging modern AI models (like *O3-mini and Gemini 2.0 PRO*) to interpret and process your queries. - Offering an intuitive, no-code experience that lets you quickly iterate on dashboards and share your findings with your team. But also feel free to modify the generated SQL. - Build beautiful dashboards and share them with your team.
Dataki is still growing, and I'm excited to see how users leverage it to make data-driven decisions. If you're interested in a more conversational approach to analytics, check it out at [dataki.ai](http://dataki.ai) – and feel free to share your thoughts or questions!
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