Look at count.co for a Figma-like approach to databases.

We were using it at work (transitioning to Metabase); it's great for exploring and debugging and prototyping but it ends up too much of a tangled spaghetti mess for anything long-term. Would not recommend for user-/other-company-departments-facing reports or dashboards.

Somehow i had landed on your page sometime back and was just impressed with the quality of landing page and also the concept. Hope to use it in near time.

Really interesting idea! I've only seen stuff like that in ETL pipelines (which are a pain). This sits somehow between a python notebook and a ETL pipeline.

By the way, I just shared in my company's Slack and looks like there is no opengraph data for it. Not a complain, just pointing out in case you didn't notice/think of it :)

Best of luck!

The website is great and the examples (like getting distinct values of a table as a prerequisite investigation) really get the point across.

In my job I always end up with big notebooks of data exploration that get messy fast and are hard to share anything but the final result, having a canvas that embraces the non-linear nature is a great idea.

Wow, this seems great for doing interviews with an analyst, or just demoing data generally. Cool product!

Love the brutalist style. Are the components all hand-rolled or something off the shelf?

Cool looking website! Is that an open source css library or did you style it yourself?

it's so useful, specially to teach SQL, congrats, keep doing it!

as someone who loves sql and wants to transition into a DBA specialty from being more frontend, I am very inspired by this