Squey
Visualization software for exploring and understanding large amounts of tabular data (using parallel coordinates, timeseries and scatter plots).
- GitLab stars
- 23
- Last commit
Overview
Squey is an open-source data visualization app released under the MIT license. Its GitLab repository has 23 stars and 3 forks. It is actively developed.
Its GitLab description: Squey is an open-source cross-platform visualization software designed to interactively explore and understand large amounts of tabular data. More information at https://squey.org
Popularity among Data visualization apps & tools
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| Tool | Stars |
|---|---|
| ChartDB | 22,987 |
| FlameGraph | 19,785 |
| Data Formulator | 17,525 |
| Sampler | 14,810 |
| QGIS | 14,461 |
| Gource | 13,159 |
| Squey | 23 |
Alternatives to Squey
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ChartDB
An Open-source tool to visualize database schemas and generate ER diagrams from a single query.
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FlameGraph
Stack trace visualizer that generates interactive SVG flame graphs from profiling data.
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Data Formulator
AI-assisted tool for transforming data and creating visualizations, from Microsoft Research.
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Sampler
Terminal dashboard that runs shell commands and visualizes their output, configured with YAML.
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QGIS
Desktop geographic information system for viewing, editing, analyzing and mapping geospatial data.
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Gource
Animated visualization of software version control history.
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Data: GitLab API. Updated Oct 4, 2026.