Tools for tracking, visualizing, and making sense of product and business data.
28 products
Search what strangers actually recommended, with the quote and the link
Before you commit to a database or a backpack, this shows you the sentence someone wrote about it and where they wrote it, rather than a score with nothing behind it.
Draw who knows whom, then find the shortest chain between any two people
Journalists, researchers and novelists get Kumu-style network maps with sourced, dated ties and centrality metrics, free and with nothing to install.
A 41-point due-diligence report on any plot of countryside you are eyeing
Buying a farmhouse abroad means guessing at floods, noise, winter sun and planning zones; this answers them from official data before you travel.
Self-host App Store and Google Play keyword tracking, every feature included
Indie app makers paying for AppTweak or Sensor Tower seats can run the same daily keyword tracking on their own server, with nothing held back for a paid tier.
Price 237 infrastructure and AI services at your own usage, with sources dated
Before renewing Datadog or NS1, a founder can see in a minute what the same load would cost on the cheaper vendor, with the pricing page it came from.
Frontier models get one hour to write a Brood War bot, then fight for it
If you pick models for agentic coding, this shows which ones can iterate on a long, messy task alone, and what each run costs.
Acreage listings checked against the boundary map, not the blurb
A listing that claims it backs onto national forest is a claim nobody verifies, and here the shared edge is measured in feet against the federal parcel layer.
Send a metrics spec, get back governed SQL without granting warehouse access
You get Cube-style metric definitions and row-level security compiled into SQL, without giving a third party credentials to your warehouse.
A sourced ledger of what each AI company has spent versus what it has earned
It puts cumulative AI spend, revenue and annual burn for OpenAI, Anthropic and the hyperscalers side by side, each figure linked to a source you can check.
Semantic layer and SQL-in-Markdown dashboards your coding agent can edit in a PR
It lets one agent change the pipeline, the metric definition and the dashboard in the same pull request, so analytics stops living in a separate BI tool.
Listed charges beside negotiated rates for 29 common services, by US hospital
It turns the price files hospitals are legally forced to publish into a gap you can actually read, which is the number a patient needs before disputing a bill.
Publish interactive charts from your data or from OECD, WHO and World Bank sets
A team that needs trustworthy public-data charts gets vetted sources and embeddable visuals without building its own pipeline.
Import broker exports and see what your portfolio was worth on any past day
European investors with several brokers can see their real day-by-day history instead of just today's snapshot, starting from exports they already have.
Run dozens of agent evals per trace in one sub-second request, no judge prompt
If your eval bill is a second frontier model reading every trace, jevals swaps that for calibrated probabilities from a decision model at a fraction of a cent, and says where not to trust it.
A climate-first travel map that shows where to go in any month
It answers the question travel guides dodge, which is when a place is actually pleasant, using ten years of climate data rather than opinion.
A tabular foundation model built for messy, real-world business data
It predicts on messy spreadsheets and relational tables better than a tuned XGBoost most of the time, with little of the feature engineering.
Lightweight analytics and session replay for web and mobile apps
A replay-plus-analytics SDK a quarter of PostHog's size, with native mobile support, matters when every kilobyte hits load time and data bills.