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Data teams already treat queries, models, and transformations as code. Yet embedded analytics is often built in drag-and-drop BI tools, without version control or reliable deployment workflows. That’s a poor fit for one of your most critical, customer-visible data products.
Embedded analytics in Evidence introduces a code-first way to build customer reporting that fits seamlessly in your app - and can be owned entirely by the data team.
Evidence Embedded AnalyticsA modern dev workflow for your most important data products
Combine data from anywhere, visualize datasets with millions of rows, and deliver zero-latency interactivity - in pure SQL.
EvidenceInteractive dashboards with extraordinary performance
Adam McAskillleft a comment
Hey Product Hunt, I’m Adam, and alongside @hughess, @ud3sh, @charles_evidence, @archiewood, @csjh and @itsmebriand, we’re the team building Evidence. We’re analysts first and foremost, and Evidence is the tool we always wished we’d had. What is Evidence? Evidence is an open source, code-based alternative to drag and drop BI tools. Why code based? Building reporting in code allows you to: -...
Evidence 2.0Business intelligence as code
Evidence allows you to build automated reports using SQL and Markdown. It's an open source alternative to drag-and-drop BI tools.
Evidence 2.0Business intelligence as code
Adam McAskillleft a comment
Bloop has substantially increased my productivity. I love having access to the source of the snippet so that I can see it in context when I need more information.
bloopCode-search engine for developers
Evidence is an open source, code-based business intelligence tool. It enables analysts to build automated reports by writing SQL and markdown, instead of using a drag and drop interface, like you’d find in a traditional BI tool.
EvidenceBeautiful reports with just SQL and markdown
Adam McAskillleft a comment
Hi everyone, I’m Adam -- one of the makers of Evidence, along with my partner Sean (@hughess). We’ll be hanging out in the comments to answer any questions. Sean and I are data analysts at heart. We started our careers doing analysis in excel and R, and writing up our work in word documents and powerpoint decks. Eventually we needed to graduate to something more scalable, and we moved on to...
EvidenceBeautiful reports with just SQL and markdown
Adam McAskillleft a comment
Recording real user sessions to generate the test suite is so clever. Can’t wait to try it out!
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