Rundown BI
The sweet spot between Looker's live queries and Qlik's associative filtering — plus an AI agent neither has.·rundownbi.com
Rundown BI is a business intelligence platform that runs live queries directly against a connected BigQuery or PostgreSQL data warehouse, with no stale extracts. It offers associative-style select/exclude dynamic filtering across every widget similar to Qlik Sense, plus a built-in AI agent that writes SQL and builds charts from plain-English questions. Users build interactive views with a drag-and-drop editor, derived measures, and multiple chart types, with no coding required.
What it's for
Features 17
- 10-minute setup with no service accounts or JSON keys required
- AI agent that writes SQL and generates charts from plain-English questions
- Associative-style select/exclude dynamic filtering across all widgets
- Company-level data isolation
- Derived measures and custom formulas without writing SQL
- Direct BigQuery & PostgreSQL connectivity with automatic SQL generation
- Drag-and-drop interactive view and widget builder
- Dynamic Builder for ad-hoc, self-service data exploration
- Global cross-widget filters with multi-select and OR conditions
- Google OAuth authentication
- Live queries run directly against BigQuery or PostgreSQL (no stale extracts)
- Multiple chart types: bar, line, pie, combo charts, and KPI widgets
- Role-based access control (Admin, Developer, Viewer)
- Security audit logging
- Variable pickers to dynamically switch displayed dimensions
- Variables usable in where clauses for dynamic filtering
- Visual data model editor for dimensions, measures, and table relationships
Pricing
Currently free during the beta period; after beta, planned pricing is $10 per user per month regardless of role (Admin, Developer, Viewer). Users will be given advance notice before charges begin and can cancel anytime once paid plans start.
No credit card required; users will be notified before any future charges begin.
Full access to all features free for the next few months during the beta period
Planned pricing to take effect after the beta period ends; not currently charged. Customers also pay their own infrastructure costs (e.g. Google Cloud for BigQuery, or PostgreSQL hosting).