Canvas
Free-form layout for exploratory analysis and working sessions.
Infigure is an analytics document editor. Build your insights on a canvas, and publish, embed, or export them wherever they need to go.
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Overview
The same document combines live figures, annotations, and layout before it becomes a published stakeholder page.
Q3 revenue
$24.8M
+12% vs Q2
Published pages
14
Northwind team
Refresh cadence
5 min
warehouse sync
Review status
Live
stakeholder-ready
Figure
Weekly sync
Narrative
Beverage growth is carrying the quarter, but export margin is still the main drag on plan.
Sources
Outputs
Four types, one format
A .infig document is a canvas, a presentation, a document, or an embed — same schema, rendered for whatever job is in front of you.
Free-form layout for exploratory analysis and working sessions.
Framed and ordered, ready to present without leaving the editor.
Beverages carried the quarter, driven by a promotion in EMEA.
| Category | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Beverages | $10.3M | $11.0M |
| Condiments | $9.7M | $10.2M |
Long-form reporting with narrative, figures, and data side by side.
The same document, dropped into a customer-facing product.
However you like to work
Drag, resize, and style nodes by hand, or reach for SQL, Python, or JavaScript when a chart needs real logic — both write to the same document.
Style
Figma-level control
Move, align, and restyle any element with the precision you'd expect from a design tool.
Code where it helps
Drop into SQL, Python, or JavaScript for the one chart that needs it, without leaving the canvas.
Bring your own tools
Infigure speaks MCP, so the agents and tools already in your stack can read and edit the same document you're looking at.
Ask it to make the edit
Reshape a title, restyle a chart, or reframe a section through chat, grounded in the real document and data.
Infigure workspace
Connected over MCP
Connect over MCP
Give any MCP-compatible agent or tool access to your workspace, no separate integration required.
Open by design
A .infig file is JSON — markdown, SQL, Python, JavaScript, SVG, and visualizations sit together as equal elements in one document.
Built on formats you know
No proprietary binary — readable JSON, exportable, and legible enough for agents to write directly.
Never owns your data
The document holds rendering instructions, not the data itself, so nothing gets locked in with the file.
Not a snapshot
Every chart stays wired to Snowflake, Postgres, Sheets, or a notebook, and every published page is a URL that updates when the data does.
Infigure data layer
Source-backed reporting inputs
northwind.orders
finance_model
forecast_notes
Live data
Figures refresh from the source instead of going stale the moment you export.
Northwind
Q3 Revenue Review
Live link
Publish once to a page or embed that keeps updating, instead of re-sending a new file every week.