Hex

Esteban Kilback

Hex looks super cool, Barry! The new features seem awesome. How does Hex ensure that the no-code querying and spreadsheet-style functions are powerful enough for advanced users but still easy for beginners to use?

10 months ago

Scotty Feest

Congratulation for lunching

11 months ago

Ruben McClure

congrats on the launch! the integration of no-code querying and spreadsheet-style functions in hex sounds incredibly intuitive. how do you envision these new features impacting the day-to-day workflow of current users who primarily rely on the traditional SQL and Python tools?

11 months ago

Marcelo Prohaska

Tried it. But it's way too complex. I think maybe just adding text to the sidebar would help a lot. And maybe the opening view should be a bit more about task that can be performed. Like easy me in to it 😅

1 year ago

Buck Yundt

I used Hex in a really early version at a previous startup, and it felt promising but early...It's been exciting to see Barry and team deliver on that promise - going from a data scientist focused cloud python notebook to a truly horizontal data tool. I started my career in tech as a data scientist (lots of really slow Hive queries at Yahoo) and I remember using Mode in ~2015, and how useful it was for ad-hoc queries and custom reports. I loved Mode in the early days, but at some point it felt like the evolution stalled, like a promise unfulfilled. Fast forward to a few months ago when we started using Hex at Product Hunt - It sounds like hyperbole but Hex feels like the analytics tool I've dreamed about. It allows for ad-hoc queries while staying relatively close to the data (good for collaboration, traceability), and allows everyone to work with data in their language of choice: sql, python, and now spreadsheets! The charts are beautiful and somehow I never have to think too hard to get the chart I'm looking for. Tufte would be proud. Plus the AI magic really does help someone like me with very rusty SQL get the right answer without banging my head against a wall. Also as a tool builder, it's been really interesting to see how the team has navigated complexity and multiple user paths to similar goals. There's been a ton of craft that goes into this and it shows. Congrats on the launch, Hex team!

1 year ago

Charley Swift

I do it definitely

1 year ago

Rupert Emmerich

Wow ! This product seems to have great value! and it’s beautiful, great work!

1 year ago

Michel Heathcote

Exciting to see spreadsheet-style calcs, data browsing, endorsements, SQL, Python, and AI tools together!

1 year ago

Reilly Thiel

I'm so excited about the launch of Hex's no-code end-to-end workflows! The integration of spreadsheet-style calculations, data navigation, and endorsements, along with existing SQL, Python, and AI tools, makes this platform incredibly powerful and versatile.

1 year ago

Alford Marvin

I'm a big fan of hex and I've found it's been a super useful tool for us! It makes building and sharing dashboards about our data really straightforward and quick. In fact, just yesterday I was able to go from question about our data to a chart I could share around in almost no time at all 🚀 Congrats on the launch!

1 year ago

Reilly Thiel

ChatGPT "Hex just raised the bar for versatility in workflow platforms—no code, no problem. 💪

1 year ago

Karley Frami

Congrats! Can you explain how Hex facilitates collaboration around data and integrates with other data science tools?

1 year ago

Michel Heathcote

Hex is a revelation for data enthusiasts like me! The way it brings together complex datasets and makes them understandable is just fantastic. I've been able to uncover insights that were previously hidden, and the collaboration features are a hit with my remote team. It's like we're all looking at the same dashboard, even though we're miles apart. Hex has truly become the central hub for all our data needs!

1 year ago

Ayden Miller

wow thats a nice UI. I almost want to learn data science

1 year ago

Korey Hammes

Go Hex!

1 year ago