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Intersect 2.0 — Build data apps to automate data processing
Intersect is the easiest way to build and ship data apps. With simple building blocks you can:
- Connect any data source,
- Build data workflows for yourself or your team,
- Share and publish interactive dashboards/reports,
- Automate repetitive processing.
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The video is great. It really gets across the power of what Intersect can do. Nice Job!
This looks great @agordhandas; we just rolled out some new data infra and could really use something like this. Sharing with my team!
Maker
@agordhandas @troygoode amazing! Let us know if you need any help - we can onboard you asap!
Maker
@volhansalai Thanks Volhan for your support! Let me know if you need any help with setting up your workspace!
Congrats on the launch! This looks super powerful and flexible! Zapier for Data?!
@rajiv_ayyangar Thanks Rajiv! Yasss! That's exactly how a lot of our users describe us.
Hey Product Hunters! 👋 Ankit here, founder at Intersect.
Thanks @katmanalac for the hunt!
Since our launch in 2019, our goal has always been to make data-driven decisions easy for all teams. Today we launch Intersect Labs 2.0:, a platform that will help you intuitively build data workflows and present them under easy-to-use interfaces -- aka data apps.
Data apps provide complex processing power with an intuitive interface that can be used by all of your teammates. Most data processing out there involves a lot of common steps:
• Import data from one or more sources
• Perform some processing/analysis on said data (e.g., filter, pivot table, aggregation)
• Build charts/dashboards
• Export data to some destination
• Trigger action
On Intersect, using a combination of building blocks and a natural language-like interface, you can:
• Easily build data apps that combine the above steps
• Publish it and make available to the rest of your team with granular permissions
• Schedule it to run automatically
You can read more about Intersect 2.0 here: https://www.intersectlabs.io/pos...
If you currently carry out repetitive analysis in Excel or Python every day/week/month, Intersect 2.0 will be a game changer.
Come check out the platform and let us know what you think. If you have any questions, please let us know! We can’t wait to transform the way you process data!
Thanks,
Ankit
Congrats Ankit to you and your team! 🙌 Another awesome no code app! It's like Figma for Data. I love that you can publish your data app and share a link with your teammates.
Great launch! I’ve tried the product and it’s amazing. Become a data guru is a few clicks!
I've been following Intersect and Ankit over the last several years. I finally received access recently and was blown away by what they've developed. Super excited to begin integrating it at my company, which deals with an extraordinary amount of data and Excel spreadsheets.
From my perspective, in terms of productivity boosts, this is right up there with GitHub CoPilot and gives me that same feeling of instant gratification. It's powerful and feels good to use. Kudos to the team.
@austin_schwab1 Thanks Austin! Can't wait to see all the data apps you create for your team. Keep the feedback coming!
Hitting a sweet spot here - thank you for building this, would want to try as a crm integration for lead scoring
@anshul_bhagi awesome! Will follow up with you separately for details. Excited to get you started!
@neal_jean1 Thanks Neal! Hoping we can help up your creator data game here.
Data analysis has become much easier for me and my team. We don't struggle with Excel macros anymore - everything is automated with Intersect now. 5/5
We've been using Intersect for a long while now. Awesome product, awesome and responsive team.
@omiid Hi Omiid! Thanks for your comment. Good question. While Zapier mainly allows you to move information from one place to another, Intersect's focus is in helping you easily manipulate your data (think: filter, pivot tables, joining multiple pieces of data, aggregation etc). Being able to import your data from your sources or exporting it to your destinations is also something that Intersect supports (because let's face it: without import and export, Intersect would not be as useful), but that's not the primary focus. Hope that helps!
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