Dashboards you write in code
Python and SQL, in your repo. Review them. Deploy them. Let people ask questions on the board.
Built in your repo
Not another dashboard tool
Tableau is a workbook someone clicks together. This lives in git.
Write dashboards in Python and SQL. Commit them. Review them, test them, and deploy them. When a board is wrong on Friday, you roll back a version.
# revenue/panel.py
import verethia as vt
df = vt.sql("""
select month, sum(arr) as arr
from analytics.revenue
group by 1
""")
vt.kpi("ARR", df.arr.iloc[-1])
vt.line(df, x="month", y="arr")Governed by default
People can ask without a ticket
Follow a number. Ask what happened. Chat sits on the dashboard, on data you already allowed. It cannot publish a change.
And you can see where every number came from.
Ask
Why did revenue dip in Q2?
New logos held. Expansion slowed after May. Most of the dip is existing accounts, not churn.
Who this is for
Teams who already think in Python and SQL
Heads of Data
Ship a governed reporting layer your team can review, version, and trust — without a separate BI vendor to administer.
Analytics engineers
Build dashboards the way you build everything else: in the repo, in review, deployed on merge.
Get the first dashboard live
Annual contracts start at $10,000. We get the first dashboard live with you. After that, your team ships the rest.