Location based querying on your phone with almost any dataset
For any data source with latitude / longitude info, you can now run queries in a few taps and visualize results based on where your phone's current location (or another location you choose) For instance: * Logistics: Which warehouses near me are sold out of a product and need to be restocked? * Food Delivery: Which orders out for delivery are more than one hour since order time? * Maintenance: What locations near me have high-priority maintenance tickets open? It works with Google Sheets, bigquery, Snowflake, Presto, Trino Software Foundation, Starburst, Oracle MySQL, Postgres, Amazon…
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For any data source with latitude / longitude info, you can now run queries in a few taps and visualize results based on where your phone's current location (or another location you choose) For instance: * Logistics: Which warehouses near me are sold out of a product and need to be restocked? * Food Delivery: Which orders out for delivery are more than one hour since order time? * Maintenance: What locations near me have high-priority maintenance tickets open? It works with Google Sheets, bigquery, Snowflake, Presto, Trino Software Foundation, Starburst, Oracle MySQL, Postgres, Amazon Redshift, and Databricks. If you create a location-based query and share it with colleagues, Zing will show the data closest to them dynamically. Free tier. If you want to get a bit weirded out next time you go out to eat, here's a good starter dataset to import as a google sheet: https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/datasf/sf-restaurant-inspect...
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