Data source: A dashboard displaying sales data [ https://flownie.com/view/019ff329-9376-71b8-b5f4-92e148879559 ]
What do you think of my dashboard? Which chart types do you think are more informative? We can see some basic sales data here, though the variety of the data can also have an impact on the dashboard.
What do you think of my dashboard? Which chart types do you think are more informative? We can see some basic sales data here, though the variety of the data can also have an impact on the dashboard.
What do you think of my dashboard? Which chart types do you think are more informative? We can see some basic sales data here, though the variety of the data can also have an impact on the dashboard.
What do you think of my dashboard? Which chart types do you think are more informative? We can see some basic sales data here, though the variety of the data can also have an impact on the dashboard.
What do you think of my dashboard? Which chart types do you think are more informative? We can see some basic sales data here, though the variety of the data can also have an impact on the dashboard.
Hey r/dataanalysis ,
We're building *Flownie*, a visual canvas workspace designed to bridge the gap between heavy statistical software and modern BI dashboards.
How it works:
You drag data sources onto an infinite canvas, apply transformations/stats (correlations, regressions, aggregations), generate visualizations, and interact with an AI co-pilot that can build and run workflows for you.
Where we need your advice:
If you analyze data regularly, I’d love for you to check it out and share your honest feedback!
I’ve developed a tool that transforms a raw spreadsheet into a live analytics workspace without the need for a server (a fully browser-based service). You’ve probably seen similar examples; what do you think such a tool should be capable of? For instance, I’m currently storing the data specifically within the browser so that the LLM only retrieves the column names, but the user could share the analysis results with the LLM if they wish.
What are your thoughts on this? What advice would you give?