Hex.tech vs. Plotly Dash

Hex.tech is an excellent tool for a product intelligence or product analytics team that wants to enable widespread use of available data for decision-making. It requires some SQL experience in many cases but makes it possible to go far without complex querying skills.

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Applicable for data visualization across disciplines. I have used it for data from buildings, building occupancy, public health, and statistics. It is a useful tool to use for big data. It has nice templates and a number of interesting visualization types. If you are familiar with R and python it is easy to use.

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• Powerful interactive notebook environment
• Balances the need of code and non-code users
• Provides free and easy sharing to viewers of analyses across the company
• Responds promptly to support requests and needs
• High quality native charting capabilities

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• Powerful visualization options.
• Ability to create in-browser interactive visualization apps.
• Ability to create hosted apps.
• Allows you to develop web-based reporting applications without requiring web application development expertise.

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• Limited support for R notebooks
• Limited sharing outside of the app (e.g., no slack integration)
• Some Python knowledge needed for highest levels of aggregations

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• Would be good if Dashboard Engine was included in the Enterprise VPC plan
• Would love to see ready made fintech apps

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Hex.tech is the easiest to use, most enjoyable experience, most powerful environment, and most cost scalable of all the above.

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• Increased visibility into analyses with free membership tier across company
• Increased capacity for self-service analytics among R&D stakeholders (e.g., product managers)
• Improved productivity of data science team with ease of use

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• A no-cost option as it is open sourced.

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