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honestly looks like a solid base, but one thing that would really help is a built-in scheduler for automated reports, like sending a weekly sales summary to your inbox without having to manually export. would save a ton of time for anyone running this in a small business setup.
love how clean the dashboard chrome is around the data panels, it actually lets the numbers breathe instead of fighting them for attention. solid execution on the visual hierarchy.
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Makes sense for getting the project off the ground on GitHub, though I was hoping to see more setup instructions in the readme. Curious what dashboards it can connect to out of the box.
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would be nice to see some example dashboards or sample queries included in the repo so people can actually try it out without setting up their own data first
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@sat697155427106 its on my road map to load examples on startup ๐
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finally a BI tool that doesn't bury the important stuff under five layers of menus, the setup on GitHub was surprisingly painless and the docs are actually readable for once
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Adding support for custom SQL queries directly in the dashboard would be really useful for digging deeper into the data when the built-in visualizations aren't enough.
GitHub looks super promising. Congrats on shipping and launching โ best of luck today! ๐
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Tried it out yesterday and the repo setup was pretty painless, liked how the docs walk you through the first query step by step. Curious to see what the roadmap looks like once the dashboard piece lands.
just took it for a quick spin and it handles the connection setup pretty smoothly, way less fiddly than most of the BI tools I've poked at. curious to see how it scales once you start throwing real datasets at it.
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Really like how clean the README is set up on GitHub here, makes it easy for anyone interested to jump right into contributing without hunting around for setup steps.
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honestly looks like a solid base, but one thing that would really help is a built-in scheduler for automated reports, like sending a weekly sales summary to your inbox without having to manually export. would save a ton of time for anyone running this in a small business setup.
love how clean the dashboard chrome is around the data panels, it actually lets the numbers breathe instead of fighting them for attention. solid execution on the visual hierarchy.
Makes sense for getting the project off the ground on GitHub, though I was hoping to see more setup instructions in the readme. Curious what dashboards it can connect to out of the box.
would be nice to see some example dashboards or sample queries included in the repo so people can actually try it out without setting up their own data first
finally a BI tool that doesn't bury the important stuff under five layers of menus, the setup on GitHub was surprisingly painless and the docs are actually readable for once
Adding support for custom SQL queries directly in the dashboard would be really useful for digging deeper into the data when the built-in visualizations aren't enough.
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GitHub looks super promising. Congrats on shipping and launching โ best of luck today! ๐
Tried it out yesterday and the repo setup was pretty painless, liked how the docs walk you through the first query step by step. Curious to see what the roadmap looks like once the dashboard piece lands.
just took it for a quick spin and it handles the connection setup pretty smoothly, way less fiddly than most of the BI tools I've poked at. curious to see how it scales once you start throwing real datasets at it.
Really like how clean the README is set up on GitHub here, makes it easy for anyone interested to jump right into contributing without hunting around for setup steps.