Latitude

What is Latitude?

Latitude is a workspace built for data analysts. It combines data modeling, report building, and collaboration features in a single environment, covering the workflow from gathering data to interpreting it. Analysts can connect to different data sources, work on a shared canvas, and build interactive data apps.

Who created Latitude?

Latitude was developed by an Open-Source Prompt Engineering Platform, which also offers prompt management, collaborative workspaces, custom logic, version control, and SDK integrations.

What is Latitude used for?

• Streamlined workflow: Move from raw data to finished reports.
• Integrated data sources: Connect to different data sources, including drag-and-drop CSV uploads.
• Collaborative canvas: An infinite canvas where teams add data sources, make transformations, and create charts in one place.
• Built-in AI assistant: Generate SQL queries from plain English instructions.
• Interactive data apps: Build dashboards and reports to share with your team, with annotations for collaboration.
• AI-assisted prompt engineering: Build, evaluate, and deploy prompts collaboratively.
• Prompt creation: Create prompts with parameters, snippets, chains, and custom logic.
• Version control: Work on drafts until ready to go live, with all versions tracked in logs.
• Observability: Automatically logs context, output, and other metadata for evaluations and debugging.
• Evaluations: Check prompts against metrics like hallucinations, accuracy, compliance, and conciseness.

Who is Latitude for?

Latitude is aimed at data analysts. By combining data modeling, report building, collaboration, and AI-assisted SQL generation, it speeds up the analysis workflow from collecting data to generating insights and reduces the overhead of complex analysis tasks.