Database dashboards, built from plain English
Ask a question once, then pin it. Dashboards turn plain-English prompts into live KPIs, charts and tables you can keep coming back to: an analytics layer for your database with no BI tool to set up, no semantic model to maintain and no dashboard builder to learn.
- Refresh every panel with live data in one click
- Generate a brand-new panel from a prompt, right from the dashboard
- KPI cards, bar, line and pie charts, or plain tables, picked automatically
- Build as many dashboards as you need, one per project, product, or question
The panel type is chosen for you
You describe what you want to know. The shape of the result decides how it gets drawn.
| Panel | Chosen when | Example prompt |
|---|---|---|
| KPI card | The query returns a single number. | "Total revenue this month" |
| Bar chart | One category column and one numeric column. | "Sales by product category" |
| Line chart | A date or time column against a numeric one. | "Signups per week this year" |
| Pie chart | A small set of categories that add up to a whole. | "Share of orders by region" |
| Table | Several columns, or too many rows to chart usefully. | "Last 50 orders with customer and status" |
From a question to a dashboard
- 1
Ask
Type the question in the Query Studio and check the result. Refine it with follow-ups until the number is the one you actually meant.
- 2
Pin it
Save the query as a panel on a dashboard. What gets stored is the query, not a snapshot of the rows.
- 3
Refresh
One click re-runs every panel against your database. No scheduled extracts, no warehouse sync, no stale copy to explain away.
- 4
Keep adding
Generate a brand-new panel straight from a prompt without leaving the dashboard, and build as many dashboards as you need: one per product, project or question.
Why not just use a BI tool?
Because most teams never get past the setup.
- Model your data and define metrics before the first chart
- Learn a query builder or a proprietary query language
- Pick and configure the visualisation yourself
- Someone has to own and maintain the semantic layer
- Non-technical users still end up asking the data team
- Connect the database and ask a question
- The prompt is the query language
- The panel type follows from the result
- Nothing to maintain between your schema and the answer
- Anyone on the team can add a panel themselves
ByeSQL is not trying to replace a warehouse-scale BI stack. It replaces the part where a simple question waits three days for someone who knows SQL.
Common questions
Do I need to build the chart myself?
No. ByeSQL picks the panel type from the shape of the result: a single number becomes a KPI card, a category and a measure become a bar chart, a date series becomes a line chart. There is no chart builder and nothing to drag.
Is the data live?
Each panel stores the query behind it, not a copy of the data. Refreshing re-runs the queries against your database, so a dashboard shows the state of your data at the moment you refresh it.
How is this different from a BI tool?
A BI tool asks you to model your data, define metrics and build the visualisation before you can see anything. ByeSQL starts from a question in plain language and gives you the panel directly. There is no semantic layer to maintain and nothing to configure before the first answer.
How many dashboards can I create?
As many as you want, on any plan. Query volume is what differs between plans, not the number of dashboards.
Build your first dashboard in a few minutes
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