For Analysts & BI
Dashboards and analytics from your data
Turn the numbers your business runs on into shareable, hosted dashboards — described in plain English and backed by a real database.
Overview
Why teams use code-anything here
BI work too often stops one step short of usefulness: a chart trapped in a notebook, an export that was accurate on Tuesday, a deck that gets screenshotted into a chat. code-anything lets you describe the dashboard your stakeholders need and get a hosted application instead — a managed Postgres database behind it, charts and tables that read from records rather than from a frozen file, filters people can drive themselves, and sign-in so the sensitive version stays with the right audience. It is the difference between delivering an analysis and delivering something the business opens on a Monday morning without asking you first.
What you can build
Ship these in an afternoon
DASHBOARD
KPI dashboard
A shareable view of the metrics that matter, with charts and totals computed from your data instead of pasted from a stale export.
DATA APP
Interactive data explorer
A tool where stakeholders filter and drill into records themselves, backed by a managed Postgres database.
REPORTING
Self-serve report
A hosted report on a real URL people open whenever they want, ending the cycle of one-off export requests.
QUALITY
Data quality & exception view
A screen for the rows that need attention — the mismatches, the blanks, the outliers — so problems are visible rather than discovered later.
REVENUE
Payments & subscription view
An internal view over Stripe activity, so revenue questions have an answer that does not start with an export.
DISTRIBUTION
Scheduled summary email
The headline numbers sent out by the app itself, so the people who never open a dashboard still see the figure.
The advantage
Built for how you actually work
From analysis to product
Turn a one-off chart into a hosted, interactive dashboard the business uses every day rather than reads once and forgets.
Share it safely
Sign-in is written in with the data layer, so a dashboard with sensitive numbers is gated to an audience instead of to a link.
Backed by a real database
Data lives in managed Postgres — standard, queryable and portable — so a dashboard reflects structured current records rather than a snapshot.
Iterate on a request in place
When a stakeholder asks for a different cut, describe it or click the chart in Studio and say what should change. The turnaround is a conversation, not a ticket.
A change is verified before it ships
Every build runs typecheck, tests, a production build and a runtime check in an isolated sandbox and repairs what failed, so a dashboard does not quietly break under an edit.
Versions you can go back to
Builds are checkpointed and Repository → Changes keeps the history; where the project has a provisioned database, its data is snapshotted and restored alongside the code when you rewind.
FAQ
Common questions
Build it for business intelligence today.
Describe what you need and watch it build — managed database, auth, email and payments included.