Max Musing's profile on Product Hunt

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I'm the founder and CEO of Basedash, an AI-native business intelligence tool that lets you ask questions about your data and build dashboards. I went through Y Combinator in the Summer 2020 batch and have been building Basedash in public since then (check my launches for proof!).

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Joined Product HuntOctober 25th, 2017

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6d ago

Basedash View-only members - Share dashboards with anyone. They can look, not edit.

Invite stakeholders, clients, or a whole department to Basedash as view-only members. They can open the dashboards, saved charts, automations, and chat history you share with them, run saved charts, use dashboard filters and drilldowns, and export results. They can't create or edit anything, run automations, or chat. Pick the role in the invite dialog, member settings, the API, or an embed sign-in token. Share the numbers, not the edit button.

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10d ago

Basedash Scheduled CSV Exports - Ask once. Get a fresh CSV in Slack or email every week.

Basedash automations can now send CSV exports. Write it into the instructions — "send a CSV of last week's new signups every Monday" — and each run builds the file from your data. In Slack, the CSV is attached in the message's thread; emails and the automation's run history get a Download CSV link. Downloads go through Basedash, so recipients need access to the automation to open them. Ask for it once. Get the CSV every week.

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19d ago

Basedash Connector gallery - See what you'll build before you connect a data source

The Basedash Connector gallery gives every data source its own home page. Open HubSpot, or any of 750+ connectors, and you get a one-click Connect, its docs, and four previews on example data — a live dashboard, a question asked in plain language, a Slack alert, and a join with another source. Once it's connected, the same page holds the sync controls: pause it, set the frequency, or sync now. See what you'll build before you connect.