Hex

Hex is a collaborative analytics and data workspace that lets technical and non-technical users explore, analyze, and share data in a single integrated environment. The platform combines a notebook-style interface with SQL, Python, and no-code cells, allowing users to query data warehouses, transform datasets, build models, and create interactive data apps without switching tools. Its AI features enable natural language querying, code generation, and documentation, so users can ask questions in plain English and receive SQL or Python that runs directly against governed data sources.

Hex supports version control, reproducible workflows, and parameterized analyses, making it suitable for both ad-hoc exploration and production-grade reporting. Users can build interactive dashboards, scenario tools, and self-service data products that stakeholders access through shareable links or embedded components. Native integrations with common data warehouses and business tools ensure analyses run on trusted, centralized data. Collaboration features, including comments, branching, and shared assets, help teams work together on complex projects. Typical use cases include product analytics, experimentation analysis, forecasting, operations reporting, and executive dashboards. By consolidating exploration, modeling, and presentation in one place, Hex reduces friction between data teams and business users while maintaining transparency and governance over how data is used.