Overscore gives you the tools to ship them. No frontend team required.
Overscore is a platform for deploying and sharing AI-built dashboards. You use tools like Claude Code or Cursor to build exactly the dashboard you need, then deploy it to a secure, shareable URL with a single CLI command.
The modern data stack solved the hard problems: warehousing, transformation, orchestration. But the last mile has always been painful.
I built Overscore because I needed it. I run a data consulting practice and I was building AI dashboards for clients — beautiful, interactive apps that blew away anything I could produce in Looker or Tableau. But every time I finished a dashboard, I hit the same wall: where do I host it? How do I add auth? How do I stop every page load from running a $5 query? How do I give the client a hub where all their dashboards live?
That's why the product works today — it was built by someone who uses it every day for real client work, not by a team guessing at what data teams might want. Every feature exists because I hit a wall without it.
The person closest to the data — the one asking the questions, writing the SQL, building the visualization — should also own the final dashboard. Not hand it off to a frontend team and wait two weeks.
Claude Code can write the code. It can't tell you what numbers actually matter to your business. The analyst stays in the driver's seat — the AI just does the typing.
Auth, hosting, caching, permissions — these are solved problems. They shouldn't be what stands between an analyst and a shipped dashboard.
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