Meet Hex, an AI-Powered Analytics Platform with Notebooks, Apps and more: featuring Rachel Herrera
Hex wants to be the best tool for data work in general, not the best dashboard tool, so you switch cells instead of switching tabs.
Hex is a collaborative, AI-native notebook that blends SQL, Python and no-code cells into shareable data apps. It is the first notebook that genuinely changed how I work.
An AI-native notebook that blends SQL, Python and no-code, then publishes the result as a shareable, interactive data app, including fully custom apps built by prompting its agent.
One canvas, four jobs. Hex keeps the whole analysis lifecycle in a single surface.
SQL, Python and no-code cells in one collaborative canvas, with Git-style review for serious work.
My posts →The AI assistant and Notebook Agent: writes queries, fixes errors and drafts whole analyses in context.
My posts →Turn any notebook into an interactive data app your stakeholders can use without touching code.
My posts →No-code exploration over governed models, for the people who just need an answer, not a notebook.
My posts →New to Hex, or new to my Hex content? Start with the three the community watched most.
Hex wants to be the best tool for data work in general, not the best dashboard tool, so you switch cells instead of switching tabs.
Useful even before I have made a thing: the latest from Hex itself. Every link in this section leaves just-tim and opens at the official source.


Hex Learn and the docs take you from first notebook to published app.