Dex is an AI data analyst for founders. Connect your databases, spreadsheets, or BI tools, ask questions in plain English, and get instant answers with recommended next steps based on your data.
Ask your data. Get answers and next steps.
Dex is an AI data analyst for founders. Connect your databases, spreadsheets, or BI tools, ask questions in plain English, and get instant answers with recommended next steps based on your data.
Hi everyone I’m Tope, founder of Dex. Dex helps teams get instant answers and actionable insights from their data without writing SQL or waiting hours/days on an analyst. You just ask questions in plain English and Dex instantly gives you the answer. The Problem We Noticed In order to get the data they need, most people have to either write complicated sql queries or wait for a specialized data engineer. The data engineer has a backlog and is constantly swamped, meanwhile the non-technical perso
@benln @topealabi_ solid launch tope. the sql transparency is the right call - trust killer if you can't verify the query. one thing that moved the needle for me: ran it alongside northr identity so dex had context on my role and what i'm working on, not just my data. the recommendations sharpened up noticeably. data without identity is still half the picture.
The 'next steps' feature in Dex sounds like a huge time-saver for data-driven decisions. I have a question for the makers: does the AI suggest these steps based purely on current data, or does it learn from historical patterns as well? Also, I’m wondering how others in the community are planning to use this for their content or product strategy. Any creative use cases yet?
Love not having to utilize SQL. When compared to existing tools that let you query databases without writing SQL, what would you say makes Dex distinct compared to those existing options?
So cool @topealabi_ Does Dex support any custom integrations like an MCP server (or similar protocol/server setup) for advanced workflows, or is that on the roadmap?
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