Sourcetable amplifies your MotherDuck data in a familiar spreadsheet interface.
Sourcetable amplifies your MotherDuck data in a familiar spreadsheet interface.
Access your cloud data warehouse instantly. Our automatic syncing pulls in real-time data from MotherDuck, eliminating manual updates and saving hours.
Reveal hidden opportunities with AI-powered queries and charts. Analyze trends in your DuckDB-powered data to drive informed business decisions.
Build powerful reports using Excel formulas you already know. Create custom dashboards that update automatically, streamlining your data warehouse reporting.
Enable everyone to make data-driven decisions. Your team can analyze MotherDuck data without SQL knowledge, accelerating company-wide insights.
Gain insights into your MotherDuck data using natural language queries with Sourcetable AI.
Make your MotherDuck data accessible. Use one of our 100+ integrations to sync your data in real-time.
Create reports that automatically update daily, weekly, or monthly as your data changes.
Ditch complex dashboards. Bridge the gap between your data and reporting software.
Export any data out of MotherDuck into a CSV file, millions of rows at a time.
Connect MotherDuck to Sourcetable
Let Sourcetable talk to your MotherDuck account in real-time to Sourcetable. No coding skills required.
Sync your MotherDuck data to a workbook
View your data in a workbook to create auto-updating spreadsheets and reports.
Gain insights into your MotherDuck data
Answer any question about your MotherDuck data with Sourcetable's AI assistant.
Unlock your data's full potential with Sourcetable. Automate reporting and analyze data from any app with Sourcetable AI.
Give your team the power to ask questions about your MotherDuck data in a spreadsheet.
Team Purple
Chris Aubuchon
@ChrisAubuchon
Spreadsheets are still the best interface for so many real world projects, it's time for @SourcetableApp to give them a reboot
Micah Alpern
@malpern
Love seeing innovation in this space after so many decades with very little.