Data Visualization
BI platforms that turn governed data into dashboards decision-makers actually open.
11 tools
Apache Superset
An open source platform for exploring data, building charts and publishing dashboards over any database it can connect to.
ExploreAmazon QuickSight
An AWS business intelligence service that builds dashboards over data either queried directly or held in its own memory engine.
ExploreBokeh
A Python library that produces interactive plots which run in a browser, with an optional server for Python driven behaviour.
ExploreApache ECharts
An open source JavaScript charting library where a whole chart is described by one configuration object.
ExploreChart.js
A small open source JavaScript charting library covering the common chart types with little configuration.
ExploreBIRT
An Eclipse project providing a report designer and a Java reporting engine that applications can embed.
ExploreMapbox
A mapping platform providing base maps, styling control and location services such as search and routing.
ExploreCARTO
A location analysis platform that runs spatial queries inside your cloud data warehouse rather than moving data out of it.
ExploreamCharts
A commercial JavaScript charting library covering charts, maps and stock charts, built around composable objects.
ExploreEvidence
A tool that builds reports from Markdown files containing SQL queries, producing a site rather than a dashboard.
ExploreHex
A collaborative workspace where SQL, Python and no code cells sit in one project that can be published as an app.
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