Static charts answered yesterday's question. Playgrounds answer today's — and the next one. Describe what you need; tvaras builds a real, interactive React app, wired to your data, persistent at /pg/your-slug.
Or schedule a demo with the team.
BI dashboards were designed for a world where someone else asked the question, someone else built the chart, and the answer lived for weeks. That world is over. Today's questions arrive faster than tickets clear, and the chart is just the start of the conversation. Playgrounds replace the static dashboard with an interactive web app you can describe in plain English — and the next person can extend in plain English too.
Say what you want in chat. "A daily ad-spend dashboard, stacked area by channel, drilldown on top campaigns."
tvaras drafts the files, the routes, and the data wiring. You approve the slug and the structure before anything ships.
A real, persistent React app — filterable, drilldown-capable, permission-aware, shareable by URL. Edit it later by chatting again.
Pinch the date range, toggle the channels, refresh the data. This is the real React app — same code that ships at /pg/daily-spend-dashboard, embedded right here.
Google Ads spend by channel · cached 15 min · click any channel pill to filter
Sortable, filterable, with a discrepancy-threshold slider. The kind of tool that takes a sprint to build by hand — described in two sentences here.
Cross-check payment gateway settlements vs BigQuery revenue · today
Date pickers, multi-select pills, sliders — wired to your warehouse on every change.
Click a chart segment to dig into the rows behind it. Recursive, not just one level deep.
Multi-column sort, sticky headers, large-dataset friendly.
Each playground ships with a JSON dashboard config. Edit once, redeploy in seconds.
Don't like a layout? Say so. tvaras edits the React code and re-bundles.
Every playground lives at /pg/your-slug. Bookmark it. Share it. Iframe it elsewhere.
Inherits your team's permissions. Hides numbers from the wrong audience automatically.
Every change is a commit. Roll back, branch, diff, blame.
We're onboarding teams now.