Polymer
Polymer uses machine learning to automatically analyze columns, generate visual widgets, and structure data tables into elegant web portals.
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About Polymer
What it is
Polymer turns a spreadsheet into an interactive dashboard. You connect a file or a data source and it infers the structure, building filterable views and charts without any dashboard configuration.
Why it's different
Removing the setup step is the appeal. Proper business intelligence tools require modelling your data before you see anything, and for somebody with a spreadsheet and a question that is a large barrier for a small reward, whereas inferring the structure gets you looking immediately. The cost is control: it decides how to interpret your columns and will sometimes decide wrongly, and it does not replace a real BI tool once you need defined metrics, governed definitions, or anything a team has to agree on.
How people use it
Exploring a spreadsheet you have just been handed. Sharing an interactive view with colleagues who will not open a BI tool. Quick dashboards for marketing and sales data. Check how it has interpreted your columns before sharing anything, because an inferred data type silently changes what every chart on the page is saying.
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