How do I turn a question into a live dashboard?
In iDBQuery you turn a question into a live dashboard simply by asking it. Each plain-language question becomes a cited chart or table backed by a live query, and you pin those into a dashboard that refreshes against your real data — no chart-building, no dragging fields, no manual modeling.
Most dashboards take days to build and break the moment a source changes. iDBQuery builds them from questions.
- Ask, then pin — "Monthly recurring revenue by plan," "orders by region this week," "open invoices over 60 days." Each answer comes back as a chart or table you pin to a dashboard.
- Live, not a snapshot — every tile is a saved query against your real sources, so the dashboard reflects current data each time it loads.
- Cited tiles — click any chart to see the exact rows behind it, so a dashboard people can trust, not just look at.
- Cross-source in one view — a tile from your database sits next to one from a spreadsheet and one from an API, because iDBQuery queries them as a single model.
There is no separate modeling step and no learning a charting tool. You describe what you want to watch, iDBQuery writes and runs the query, and the visualization is chosen for you. As your questions get sharper — "split that by cohort," "add a 7-day moving average" — the tiles update. The whole dashboard is shareable, so stakeholders see live metrics without touching the underlying systems.
Updated 2026-06-22