Reports and dashboards as code
Define reports and dashboards in Markdown files with SQL and components, so analytics lives in the same codebase as the rest of the project.
Evidence is a code-based business intelligence platform for reports, dashboards, embedded analytics, and chat-based data analysis with SQL and Markdown.
Evidence is a business intelligence platform built around a code-first workflow. The product positions itself as an open-source alternative to drag-and-drop BI tools, with analytics content defined in SQL, Markdown, YAML, and components rather than through a purely visual editor.
The platform is aimed at teams and their coding agents. It combines authoring, deployment, access control, distribution, and an analytics agent so users can build reports, dashboards, and customer-facing analytics products from a version-controlled project.
Define reports and dashboards in Markdown files with SQL and components, so analytics lives in the same codebase as the rest of the project.
Use the analytics agent to ask questions about data, build reports, and extend its behavior with custom context and skills stored in the repo.
Ship analytics projects with a cloud editor, local CLI, Git integration, branch previews, continuous integration, and instant rollback.
Control who can access pages and rows through page-level access control, table-level controls, row-level access rules, and user groups where available.
Deliver reports by scheduled email, PDF export, or multi-tabbed XLSX export, and track which reports are read through usage analytics.
Support embedded or white-labeled analytics products with themes, multi-tenancy, and deployment options for enterprise environments.
Create internal dashboards and reports in a repository so analysts and engineers can review changes, reuse metrics, and ship updates through Git-based workflows.
Build customer-facing analytics products with embedded reports, white labeling, multi-tenancy, and page-level access control.
Let teammates ask questions about data and generate analysis through the analytics agent in Slack, MCP clients, or supported chat tools.
Schedule recurring report delivery by email and export polished outputs as PDF or XLSX for distribution outside the product.
Run a self-hosted deployment in containers when you want to control infrastructure, or use Evidence Studio for hosted development and deployment features.
Evidence Cloud offers a 30-day trial. The pricing page also lists a Team plan at a flat monthly price and an Enterprise plan with custom pricing.
The pricing page says billing is not per user. The Team plan includes unlimited users, with pricing billed as a flat monthly amount.
Evidence is built for reports, dashboards, analytics pages, and customer-facing analytics products defined with SQL, Markdown, and components.
If a workspace uses all included AI credits, it can enable usage-based billing, wait for the next credit cycle, or move to an Enterprise arrangement with custom credit limits.
Evidence says projects can be deployed to your own containers when self-hosted, or to Evidence Studio for hosted features such as development environment, email distribution, page-level access control, and a hosted MCP server.
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