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Notebook workspace where an agent queries your connected data, writes the SQL and builds the dashboard from a question.
Livedocs is a notebook you point at data — uploaded files or connected sources — and then question in plain language. The agent writes the SQL, cleans the data, charts the result and assembles dashboards, covering the usual analyst chores: cohort and time-series analysis, segmentation, forecasting, anomaly detection and A/B readouts. Plans are gated on notebook count and on compute, from 4GB of RAM and half a vCPU on the free tier to 16GB and 4 vCPUs on Pro, with AI usage metered separately as a credit budget on top of the subscription. Livedocs Inc. is at 500 Folsom St in San Francisco. The free tier is permanent; Builder is $15 a month.
Free forever: solo, 3 notebooks, $5 of AI credits, 4GB RAM and 0.5 vCPU, basic data sources. Builder $15/month: 5 notebooks, 8GB and 2 vCPUs. Pro $30/month plus $20 per additional member: unlimited notebooks, 16GB and 4 vCPUs, all data sources, scheduling, terminal and collaboration. AI usage beyond the $5 credit is pay-as-you-go. Annual billing takes 20% off; enterprise and on-premise are contact-sales.
Use tool ↗Livedocs sits between a BI tool and a Jupyter notebook: you ask in English, it writes the SQL and the chart, and the notebook stays inspectable rather than becoming a black box. Compute tiers rather than seat counts drive the price, which is honest for analytical work. Watch the second meter — AI usage is billed on top of the plan once the $5 credit is gone.
Watch out: The plan price and the AI credit are two separate meters — the $5 monthly credit is easy to burn through, after which usage is pay-as-you-go.
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