Hex

Hex is a modern data workspace that merges notebooks (like Jupyter), BI tools, and AI assistance into a single collaborative platform. Data teams use it to write SQL and Python, build interactive analyses, and publish results as sharable dashboards or data apps — all in one place.

## What Hex Does Well

**Collaborative notebooks** solve the isolation problem of traditional Jupyter notebooks. Multiple people can edit the same notebook simultaneously, see each other's cursors, and comment on specific cells. Version history, branching, and review flows make it work like a code collaboration tool rather than a file-sharing mess.

**Magic AI** (Hex's AI feature) generates SQL and Python from natural language descriptions, explains code, suggests fixes for errors, and autocompletes complex transformations. Analysts describe what they want — "join the users table to the orders table, filter to active users in the last 90 days, group by plan type" — and Hex writes the code.

**Logic cells and data apps** extend notebooks beyond analysis. Hex supports interactive elements (dropdowns, sliders, text inputs) that non-technical stakeholders can use to explore data without touching code. An analyst builds the logic; anyone in the organization uses the resulting app.

**App publishing** lets teams share finished analyses as polished, interactive dashboards rather than raw notebooks. Apps update on a schedule or on-demand from the live database.

## Who Hex Is For

Hex targets data science and analytics teams at companies with a data-first culture. It replaces or supplements Jupyter/VS Code for analysis work and reduces the need for separate BI tools for sharing results. Pricing starts at $24/user/month (Starter), with team and enterprise tiers.