No/low code tools for Database and analytics

This might be a little bias because I am a former AWS employee, but I believe Amazon QuickSight is an amazing solution for BI. It's probably the most scalable and easy to use solution.

If later you need to automate report generations, you can try my SaaS Flowoid, which integrates very well with Amazon QuickSight.

It sounds like you want a BI (Business Intelligence) tool like Microsoft Power BI or Google Data Studio.

These things can integrate with various data-sources out of the box, convert the data into different formats and build dashboards.

Check out Appsheet. Can be build using Google Drive or Cloud as the database(or many others). Has multiple automations possible with the tool or can use Zapier.

I strongly recommend Actiondesk: https://www.actiondesk.io/ for custom dashboards.
Tried it last week and loved it!

If the data can be represented in a spreadsheet type of format I would recommend Airtable. You can then build a Dashboard on top of that.

If you want to have more flexibility in terms of how to represent the data and the actions you want to take on it you could check Human Lambdas which lets you create custom layouts to represent the data and take actions on it. You could connect other data sources to it via Zapier and pass the outcome to your dashboard software of choice, such as Graphy

Disclaimer: I'm a founder of Human Lambdas.

Hi PI - You could also check out Akkio.com (biased co-founder disclosure) - its a no-code AI tool, but comes with built-in analytics . Easy to combine data sources, then build predictive models for risk. Its free to try - you only pay when actually making predictions with your models (build a model to predict any outcome to get access to analytics on outcome drivers).

This is an example for fraud detection: https://www.akkio.com/applications/fraud-detection. If you have any questions or want to discuss the application more, please reach out.

Take a look at Phiona. Disclaimer: I'm the CEO, so a bit biased as well.

Phiona works as a no-code data warehouse for your local files (XLS, CSV, or others), or you could connect Dropbox or Google Sheets documents as well. If you have to reformat your data, you can set up automated data transformation workflows (no SQL or Python needed) to to make that happen on a schedule. Plus, once it's formatted, you can send it wherever you need it for later analysis.

If you use Airtable, consider using Stacker.app to build the front end.