Querypanel: AI-Powered Visualizations

Querypanel: AI-Powered Visualizations

Let your users build dashboards with their own words.

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Let Your Customers Chat with Their Data Server-side SDK for multi-tenant natural language to SQL. Build AI-powered analytics into your product in minutes. We provide the AI backend, you build your frontend.
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Launch tags:Analytics•Artificial Intelligence•SDK
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Csaba Ivancza
Maker
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Every tool that has dashboards eventually needs one thing: a way for customers to build or customize those dashboards using natural language. But when you try to add this feature, you quickly discover how painful it is — LLM orchestration, prompt routing, multi-tenancy, SQL generation, security… it’s a maze. So don’t waste months stitching AI infrastructure together. We’ve already solved that layer for you. QueryPanel is a server-side SDK that turns natural language into SQL and charts safely, reliably, and fast — so you can ship “AI dashboards” in days, not months. Would love your feedback! 🚀
Masum Parvej

@csaba_ivancza This looks promising! Since the core function is generating SQL, how exactly do you handle security and prevent SQL injection or unwanted schema exploration in a multi-tenant environment?

Csaba Ivancza
Maker

@masump hi, we have a guardrail agent, that analysis the generated sql, if it's not a select statement, we drop that and the process stops. we also create an AST from the query, just to be sure. When you are initiating the SDK, you should provide the allowed table names for scan. It might be an area where we should improve later on. (funny story, but once we scanned a vibe coding tool's entire database schema :D)