Basedash is the AI-native Business Intelligence platform that lets you create dashboards and understand your customers using natural language. Connect your data, describe the chart you want, and let AI generate the visualization. No SQL required.
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Launched this week
Basedash answers questions about your data. Now it acts on them. Ask the agent to extend a trial, fix a record, or seed a demo org — it writes the SQL and runs it against any database an admin has enabled for edits. Ask it to update a Stripe subscription or create a HubSpot lead and it acts through any MCP tool you've connected. Every consequential action pauses for your approval, and every tool has its own permission. Skills chain it all into workflows. From answers to actions.
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Curious how this handles more complex queries that need joins across multiple tables - does it figure out the relationships on its own or do you have to map those out somewhere first?
Connected my Postgres database and asked it to show weekly churn by plan in plain English, and it built the chart in seconds. Way easier than dragging fields around in my usual BI tool.
The conversational UI for generating charts feels really considered, you can tell the team obsessed over the small stuff like how follow-up questions modify the existing visualization instead of starting from scratch.
Connecting my Postgres was painless and the natural language chart builder nailed the visualization on the first try. Wish the dashboard sharing flow was a bit smoother though.
Connected a Postgres database and asked it to show weekly churn by plan. The chart generated in seconds and was actually accurate, which I was not expecting.
Finally something that lets me skip the SQL step entirely. Connected my Postgres in a couple minutes and asked for a churn chart by plan, which came out surprisingly clean without any fiddling.
How does it handle complex joins across multiple tables when generating charts from natural language?