the find
− 0.6 mA self-hosted analytics app that reads the data warehouse directly, with no vendor dashboard in between. The weekly business review renders itself from the canonical metric definitions, and an explorer beside it lets anyone pick up to four measures, combine them with a formula, break them down by any column, and choose the chart. It runs in a browser or as a desktop app.
cross-section
− 1.3 mEvery query runs under the viewer's own identity and permissions: no service account, no shared secret, no token to rotate. Access control is the warehouse's own, per table and per person, so the app can never show someone a number they could not already query.
The metric SQL is copied verbatim from the canonical definitions rather than rewritten, so the dashboard and the analysts can never quietly disagree.
inscription
− 2.0 mField note, from the design rules: The interface shows table and column names exactly as the warehouse spells them. The friendly name lives only in a tooltip. A label that paraphrases a column is a label that can drift away from it.