Interface Overview

A tour of the main UI components.

Layout

The interface has four main areas:

1. Header (top bar) - search box, export, settings, and theme controls.
2. File Tabs (below the header) - switch between uploaded files. Each file can have multiple views.
3. Pipeline (left) - applied operations as a chain of cards, plus the operation picker (+). Collapses to a narrow rail.
4. Data Grid (center) - your data in a sortable, scrollable table.

Column Explorer

Click the grid icon on a column header to open that column's explorer card. Cards appear in a strip above the data grid and show visual summaries of the column. Click chart bars to create filters.

Grid and Canvas

The toggle at the bottom left switches the centre pane between two things. Grid is the table. Canvas is one page of charts: a headline, the numbers that matter, a few observations, and a panel for every question the file's shape suggests, all built the moment the file loads.

Nothing on the canvas is fixed. Every panel has an edit control that opens a side sheet where you change the chart type, the measure, the aggregate, what it groups by, how many rows it keeps and how they sort. Panels drag into a new order, resize between a third of the page and the whole width, collapse to their title, and duplicate. + Add chart puts another panel on the same page rather than sending you somewhere else, and Reset puts back the page the file built for itself.

Clicking a bar, a slice or a matrix cell filters the whole canvas, not just that panel. Your layout is remembered per view, and a share link carries it, including the panels you added.

Operation Picker

Click + next to the transform search box in the pipeline sidebar to search and browse all 37 operations by name, description, or keyword.

Pipeline

Each applied operation appears as a card in the left sidebar. Cards show a summary, the resulting row count, and toggles for the generated SQL and a preview. Click the pencil icon to edit or the trash icon to delete.