Protocol health, explained and provable.
DataBard connects to your on-chain data, computes health scores, and tells you what changed, why it matters, and what to do — with an attestation trail behind every claim.
Public subgraphs and Dune queries · no wallet needed to listen
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Why DataBard
Synthesis, not raw data
Your analyst scores indexer lag, freshness, and entity relationships — then explains why they changed, across every subgraph you run.
Always watching
Your analyst checks your data 24/7 and reaches out via Slack or webhook when it finds something. Weekly briefings keep your team informed without a dashboard tab open.
Set up alerts →Verifiable by design
Every health report is mintable on Solana. Anyone can recompute the hash and check it against the on-chain memo — no need to trust our servers.
Query 50+ sources with SQL
Join Dune, GitHub, Slack, and protocol APIs in one query — no ETL. DataBard narrates the result as a briefing.
FAQ
Is my data stored anywhere?
Credentials are sent over HTTPS and never persisted on disk. Generated audio is ephemeral unless you explicitly save or mint it. Public subgraph scores can be attested on-chain.
How long does it take?
About 30–90 seconds from Connect to listening. The AI analyzes your schema, writes a script, and synthesizes audio in real time. You can watch each step complete.
What is Coral?
Coral is an open-source SQL engine for 50+ sources. Write a query that joins Dune, GitHub, or Slack, and DataBard turns the result into a briefing. You can also paste a Dune query URL or subgraph endpoint directly.
Do I need SOL to use this?
Listening is free. Minting a report on-chain costs a small SOL transaction fee (~0.01 SOL). No wallet needed just to generate and listen.
Can I get alerts when something breaks?
Yes. Slack or webhook alerts fire when health drops. You can also schedule a weekly briefing — a fresh 2-minute audio every Monday, without anyone opening a dashboard.
Want a briefing on your subgraph?
Connect a Dune dashboard or subgraph URL and get the 2-minute briefing yourself — no setup, no waiting.