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Tellery is a BI tool connecting your data and team. As easy as using a notebook. As powerful as a data modelling tool.

Instead of querying on tables and columns directly, Tellery users can operate on data assets, which are well-maintained models in your workspace. It makes your metrics more consistent and easier to maintain.

To deliver better value of the data assets, Tellery comes with a notebook interface and a bucket of building blocks. From reports to dashboards, you can tailor it to your need to unlock the value of data.

Features

• Familiar notebook interface where you can create charts and texts with drag-and-drop ease
• Declare data assets using SQL and reuse them everywhere
• Integrate with dbt repository and import dbt models as data assets
• A modern SQL editor with multi-tabs and auto-complete
• Write analytical narratives using Markdown syntax
• Capture exploratory analyses and associate them with bi-directional links
• Collaborate and review work in real-time with multiplayer

Supported databases

• Officially supported connectors
• Community-supported connectors

Recording

Getting started

Try demo

Try this online demo where you can click around and see Tellery in action - no installation required!

Run the demo project with docker

Open your terminal, and run:

# Clone the Tellery repo
git clone https://github.com/tellery/tellery.git

# Change directories into the demo directory
cd tellery/deploy/compose

# View or edit config file (optional)
# vim .env

# Run docker compose
docker-compose up

You can now access it on http://localhost:8000.

The default account is [email protected] and password is tellery.

Next step

Learn how to start analysis with Tellery:

• Configure a database to connect to your own dataset
• Create a new story

Community support

• Looking to get answers to questions? Join the chat on Slack
• Want to report a bug or request a feature? Open an issue.
• Read all the latest news on Twitter

Contributing

Contributions of any kind welcome! If you’re looking for ways to get started, here's a list of ways to help us improve Tellery:

• Add a new database support in community-supported connectors
• Translation into other languages
• Issues with good first issue label
• Bugs and issues listed on GitHub