Analytics Studio

Visual Data Analytics & BI Platform

Beta · v0.2.0 · MIT licensed

Visual Data Analytics & BI Platform

Drag-and-drop analytics builder powered by GridStorm. Create pivot tables, 26+ interactive charts, KPI dashboards, SQL queries, and scheduled reports — all in the browser, no backend required.

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What is Analytics Studio?

Analytics Studio is a drag-and-drop business-intelligence builder that runs in the browser, powered by the GridStorm engine. You connect data, drag fields into a pivot builder, and get pivot tables, 26+ interactive chart types, and KPI dashboards — without standing up a backend or writing application code.

It is currently in Beta. The data model, pivot builder, charting, and the in-browser SQL engine (SELECT / WHERE / GROUP BY / JOIN) are all functional today; we are actively expanding connectors, the scheduled-report designer, and the natural-language query parser ahead of a stable release.

How it works

  1. Bring your data. Load tabular data into the browser. Analytics Studio infers a schema and makes the fields available to the pivot builder and SQL engine.
  2. Build visually. Drag fields to group, aggregate, and filter. Switch between 26+ chart types — bar, line, scatter, radar, heatmap, treemap, sankey, and more — or compose a KPI dashboard with threshold-based alerts.
  3. Query and share. Run SQL directly in the browser for ad-hoc analysis, then export to PDF or Excel — manually or on a schedule via the report designer.

When to use Analytics Studio

Limitations & honest trade-offs

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a backend or database?

No. Analytics Studio runs in the browser and processes data client-side, including its SQL engine. You can wire it to your own data sources, but nothing is required server-side to get started.

It says Beta — is it safe to use?

It is functional and we publish it openly, but expect occasional API changes before the stable release. Pin a version and read the changelog if you adopt it in production.

What is it built on?

The same GridStorm engine that powers our data grid, which is how it handles large datasets and pivoting efficiently in the browser.

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