Features
Built by your agent. Kept live by Vistazo.
Agents
Bring your own agent.
Vistazo provides a set of tools your agent accesses over MCP, an open standard for connecting to software. Any agent that supports MCP (e.g. Claude, Codex, Cursor) can build and manage dashboards on your behalf. Connect a data source once and your agent can use it too. Vistazo comes to the agent you already use rather than asking you to switch tools.
Dashboards
Visualize data with words.
Traditional business intelligence tools ask you to learn them first — read documentation or take a certification course just to navigate complex drag-and-drop interfaces. Use the built-in assistant (or your agent of choice) to design and build a dashboard instead. Vistazo's chart widgets and transform patterns are already defined, so what you get back is consistent rather than improvised.
Charts
Every chart, and then some.
Vistazo has a built-in charting library, so every dashboard carries the same look and feel. Set your workspace palette and every chart in it comes out in your company's colors. For anything the library does not cover, your agent writes a custom D3 visualization. That code runs sealed off in your browser, with no network access, so it can draw your data and never send it anywhere.
Notebooks
Go deeper than a chart.
Some questions take more than a chart to answer. Vistazo has notebooks built in, with the same agent-driven, collaborative features as its dashboards. Read data from any connection and let your agent write the Python code. Share a notebook to build alongside colleagues or present the findings.
Sources
Connect to any data source.
Vistazo connects to any system that supports MCP, and most of the ones you use already do (Snowflake, BigQuery, Salesforce). Drop a spreadsheet, a PDF, or a screenshot of a table into chat and Vistazo can read that too. The file becomes a data source like any other.
Transforms
Reshape any data for charts.
While warehouses often return clean data, other sources need translating. Vistazo reshapes whatever comes back into something that can be visualized. No scripts to write, no spreadsheets to fix.
Schedules
Data that stays current.
Give a dashboard a schedule (every fifteen minutes, every morning, or Mondays at nine) and Vistazo pulls in new data on its own. The run happens on Vistazo's servers, so nothing depends on anyone being at their desk. One schedule covers every chart on the dashboard.
Alerts
Know when a number moves.
Subscribe to a dashboard or a single chart, and Vistazo lets you know when something important happens. Choose to get notified the moment the dashboard refreshes, or once per day as a morning digest. Nothing slips past you between visits.
Filters
Anyone can dig in.
Narrow a dashboard to the date range, the region, or the one product line you care about, and every chart follows. One dashboard covers every version of the question instead of five near-identical copies. The filters you apply are yours alone, and nobody else sees the dashboard move. Explore a dashboard someone else built without worrying you will break it.
Chats
Ask questions, make changes.
The assistant reads the charts in front of you and connects to the same data your agent does. Ask why a number moved and it queries the rows behind that number. Tell it to draw the same numbers as a line chart and the dashboard changes for everyone. A change costs a sentence, not an afternoon.
Discussions
Loop in a colleague.
Every chart has its own discussions, for the spike worth celebrating and the drop that needs explaining. Tag a colleague and Vistazo notifies them with a link straight back to that chart. Resolve a thread once the question is settled, and the next surprise starts a new one.
Collaboration
Build it together.
Invite colleagues to build with you, and others to view and discuss. Team and Enterprise plans allow you to share dashboards with entire workspaces, so no one is guessing at the numbers.
Embeds
Bring data to where you work.
Embed a Vistazo dashboard into any web page, and it stays current with a scheduled refresh. Bring interactive visualizations to Notion, Confluence, or anywhere that your team works. You stay in control of who can access it, from anyone on the internet to specific colleagues.