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Directions

These are areas where arkush can grow. They have no dates, and nothing on this page is a promise: a direction can change, wait, or drop. The order is not a schedule.

Last reviewed: 9 October 2026. The date says when this list was last checked, not when anything arrives.

Shape data without writing SQL

Build a datasource step by step, and let the steps write its SQL. See the columns, the row count and the size of a table, a sheet or a join before any query runs.

Author faster

Make one chart without building a dashboard around it. Edit one chart in the whole window, with its code, its preview and its rows side by side.

Read more deeply

Drill down from a chart into the detail under a mark. Give readers more choices of their own, such as how a chart sorts, how many of the largest values it shows, and which of its lines or bars show. Let a reader keep an adjusted view. Add new controls, such as segment buttons and a step to the previous or the next value.

Publish further

List the charts that a person published on a page of their own. Embed a published dashboard in another page.

More data sources

Query more warehouses than BigQuery, and more databases than the PostgreSQL databases on Cloud SQL that an org install reads. Read more kinds of files and addresses.

More ways to sign in

Sign in with more kinds of accounts than the sign-in page lists.

More ways to send a dashboard

Send a dashboard on a schedule to more places. An org install sends to Slack, and arkush.app sends nowhere. The places could include email and a webhook, which passes the dashboard to another system. Send an alert when a number crosses a line.

Work with AI agents in more places

Suggest bringing your agent in where it would help, such as in a comment thread that asks for a change.

Keep dashboards in version control

Export dashboards to git, the version-control system that software teams use, so that a change to a dashboard is reviewed before it lands, the way a change to code is.

For what arkush does not do, and why, read What arkush is and is not.