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Features · Inside a project

Every chart, from rows you can already see.

Pick a type from the catalogue, choose the sources and projects it reads, and the server draws it from your own tasks, meetings, expenses and deals under your own permissions. Switching type, regrouping or re-filtering costs nothing and asks no model anything.

39
chart types, counted from the catalogue
  • One catalogue, every type
  • A projection drawn dashed
  • Re-run for every viewer
Chart popout · Tasks by status
ComparisonTrendCompositionDistributionRelationshipProjectTables
Tasks done · by month
AprMayJunJulAugSep

The dashed columns are a projection from these rows, drawn as their own series.

Destinations
  • Send to chat
  • Attach to a task
  • Save to Files
  • Insert into Grids
  • Pin to the project Overview
  • Download PNG
What it does

The model writes the spec. The server runs it.

A chart is a declarative spec - source, filters, grouping, aggregate, type - and the server executes it deterministically. That is what makes browsing, switching and reconfiguring free.

ComparisonTrendCompositionDistribution
  • Column
  • Line
  • Pie
  • Pareto
  • Gantt
  • Fishbone (Ishikawa)

And 33 more, every one drawn from sample rows before a single query runs.

01

39 chart types, one catalogue

Comparison, trend, composition, distribution, relationship, project and table types, including Pareto, fishbone, burndown, Gantt and calendar heat maps. The picker, the search and Hoot read the same catalogue, so nothing here can advertise a chart the picker does not offer.

Tasks done · by monthForecast on
AprMayJunJulAugSep
MeasuredProjection

The two lines meet at July. Clamped at zero. The caption saying so travels with the chart.

02

A projection that says it is one

Ask for a forecast and the chart draws it as its own dashed series from arithmetic over the rows it just read, clamped at zero, never invented by a model and never drawn in the same ink as a measurement.

Pinned to the Overview · Open tasks by project
ALAlexsees 5 projects

47 tasks drawn

JOJosees 2 projects

16 tasks drawn

Same pin, same spec. A project Jo cannot open is a bar Jo never gets.

03

Every chart re-runs for whoever opens it

A chart pinned to a project Overview or sent to chat is executed again under the viewer's own visibility, so a manager's pin never shows a member rows they could not query.

04

Run under your own permissions

The set of projects you can see is resolved once and every query runs inside it. Field keys are validated against the catalogue before they reach the database.

05

Several sources on one axis, honestly

One chart can count tasks, meetings and expenses side by side, one query per source. Count is the only aggregate that crosses a source boundary, because a sum of money and a sum of minutes share an axis only by accident.

06

Where a chart goes

Send it to chat, attach it to a task or a meeting, save it to the project's Files, insert its rows into a Grid, pin it to the project Overview, or download PNG, SVG, PDF or CSV.

On which plan

What is included, and where the line is.

Every new workspace starts on a free trial of the full Business tier, no card needed, and lands on Free when it ends. Prices and limits are on the pricing page.

Every plan

The catalogue, previews and editing

Browsing every type and reconfiguring a chart costs nothing on any plan.

Team and above

Hoot drawing a chart from a sentence

A model turning words into a spec.

Team and above

Pinning to the Overview, attaching, saving to Files or a Grid

The persisted destinations. Downloads are never gated.

Business and above

Dashboards of several panels in one image

The heaviest thing the engine does per press.

Questions

The ones people ask first.

Does every chart cost a credit?
No. Browsing the catalogue, generating a chart from it, switching type and reconfiguring are arithmetic and cost nothing. Asking Hoot to turn a sentence into a chart is a model call.
Can one chart cover several projects?
Yes. Choose the projects it reads; the set is intersected with what you can see, so a chart can never show a project you cannot open.
What is the dashed line?
A projection. It is computed from the rows the chart just read, drawn as its own series, and the caption says so wherever the chart is shown.

Draw the answer.

Open any project, press the chart button, and browse the whole catalogue before a single query runs.

Free to start · No credit card required