Tiny BI for Mighty Teams | Bonnard

# Bonnard > Bonnard is "Tiny BI for Mighty Teams": governed business intelligence delivered inside the AI clients a team already uses, built for how humans and agents work with data together. Connect a warehouse or semantic layer, create an app, choose who can see it, publish and share a link. Charts, tables, dashboards, scheduled briefs, alerts, and reports arrive in the conversation. Bonnard is pre-launch and the waitlist is the only way in. Bonnard also ships `@bonnard/mcp-charts`, an open-source npm package that adds interactive charts, dashboards, and named views to any MCP server. ## Product - Governed BI where the work already happens, rather than in another tab. Page: https://bonnard.ai - Status: pre-launch. There is no self-serve signup. Join the waitlist at https://bonnard.ai/#waitlist - Charts and tables: ask a question, get a chart or a table back in the conversation, then copy it or send it on. - Dashboards: built by asking rather than by assembling, saved out of the conversation, then exported or shared with named people. - Schedules and alerts: recurring briefs that run on a schedule and threshold alerts checked in the background, delivered to email or Slack. - Reports: saved report templates that take inputs and return a predictable result on every run. - Setup, four steps and no engineering: connect your data, create an app, choose the audience, publish and share. - Databases: PostgreSQL, BigQuery, Redshift, ClickHouse, DuckDB. Semantic layers: dbt, Cube, MetricFlow, or a custom layer. - AI clients: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Langdock, Cursor, LangChain. - Audience: publish an app to an internal team or to external customers, with role-based access. - IdP integration: connect your existing identity provider so users sign in with the accounts they already have, and access is decided by the identity rather than by a separate list of users. Delegated access maps an IdP token to the right tenant, so per-customer isolation follows from the sign

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