All 137 Dependencies
Every package Redash depends on, ranked by repo health score.
Redash is an open-source business intelligence platform created in 2013 to let anyone — not just people who already own a BI license — query, visualize, and share data straight from the browser. Instead of building around one proprietary storage format, Redash ships with query runner integrations for more than 35 SQL and NoSQL backends, from Postgres, MySQL, BigQuery, Snowflake, and Redshift to MongoDB, Elasticsearch, Athena, and Databricks, so most teams can point it directly at data they already have.
The core workflow is a browser-based SQL/NoSQL query editor with a schema browser and auto-complete, paired with drag-and-drop visualization and dashboard building. Queries and their charts refresh automatically on a defined schedule, dashboards and individual visualizations get shareable URLs, and alerts can fire the moment a query result crosses a defined threshold — turning ad hoc analysis into an always-current, always-shareable artifact without extra tooling.
Under the hood, a Flask/Python backend hands off query execution to Redis-backed RQ workers so long-running queries never block the web process, while a separate React/TypeScript client talks to the backend purely over a REST API that exposes every UI action for automation. Self-hosted deployments get multi-organization support and SAML/LDAP authentication with no license key, which — combined with 547 contributors and nearly 30,000 GitHub stars — has made Redash one of the longest-running fully open BI tools in production at thousands of organizations.