I've built analytics products, and the good thing about dashboards is that there's budget for them. People like eye-candy, and are willing to pay for it. I like how you picked Postgres as your initial database, because I think it's still the #1 databases for analyics (even though it's OLTP) that no one talks about.
The three products where I think you may want to write short comparison pages are:
- Rill
- Preset
- Metabase
And I'd take a hard look at ClickHouse as your next database. They're missing a dashboard partner. And I think they're users are much more engineering-centric and therefore a good fit for you than the analytics crowd around Snowflake.
I've built analytics products, and the good thing about dashboards is that there's budget for them. People like eye-candy, and are willing to pay for it. I like how you picked Postgres as your initial database, because I think it's still the #1 databases for analyics (even though it's OLTP) that no one talks about.
The three products where I think you may want to write short comparison pages are:
- Rill - Preset - Metabase
And I'd take a hard look at ClickHouse as your next database. They're missing a dashboard partner. And I think they're users are much more engineering-centric and therefore a good fit for you than the analytics crowd around Snowflake.