Visivo
visivo.ioDefine metrics and dashboards in a versioned project shared by visual and code tools.
Define metrics and dashboards in a versioned project shared by visual and code tools.
Define metrics as code and explore them through dashboards or natural-language analysis.
Generate a tags index of source-code definitions for navigation from a compatible editor or tool.
Build live warehouse dashboards and business apps around shared metric definitions.
Digital event analytics with shared data definitions and configurable report boards
Create functional API tests from specifications or recorded traffic, then extend them into security and performance checks.
Define cloud CI/CD workflows as repository-stored YAML or through a visual editor.
Shared business metrics for dashboards, goals and AI analysis.
Reuse shared business metrics across dashboards and embedded analytics.
Model reusable business definitions for self-service reports and dashboards.
Define business metrics once for reuse across reporting tools and AI analysis.
Convert compatible quantities and inspect unit definitions from a CLI
Edit code on iPhone or iPad with broad syntax highlighting, remote file access, and an SSH terminal.
Build hosted API simulations to test applications without waiting on live dependencies.
Inspect the product, model and market inputs behind a valuation
Define portable project tasks in a Taskfile and run them consistently across local machines and CI.
Define AWS infrastructure in familiar programming languages and synthesize deployable applications.
Build functional, security and performance tests for APIs, then automate the runs in CI.
Turn text definitions into editable diagrams for software design notes and documentation.
Query connected SQL, NoSQL and API data through shared analytical datasets and dashboards.
A form-definition lifecycle separated from the documents respondents fill in
Compare DeFi protocols with defined metrics and historical data
Model source changes, build tasks, and releases as resource-driven pipelines.
A Mac text and code editor for source files, large text collections, and web authoring.