With Tinkery, you can build beautiful, fully custom visualizations, all through the Workbench. Whether you need to explore pipeline trends, monitor campaign performance, or share insights with your team, you can generate charts in seconds using natural language.
No formulas. No dashboards to configure. Just ask.
How It Works
Tinkery’s Workbench uses a Large Language Model (LLM) to understand your data and generate the right chart type for your question. Once your data source is connected and your Project is active, you can simply prompt the AI to create a graph.
Example:
> “Create a line chart showing MQLs by week for the past 6 months.”
> “Bar chart comparing revenue by country.”
> “Pie chart of opportunity stage distribution.”
Tinkery will generate and display your chart directly in the center panel of the Workbench.
Supported Graph Types
Currently you can request:
Line charts
Bar charts (vertical or horizontal)
Scatter plots
Soon, we will be adding others, such as:
Pie charts
Area charts
Histograms
Time series graphs
Combo charts (e.g. bar + line)
The LLM will choose the most suitable format based on your prompt — or you can specify the type directly.
Customization & Behavior
Tinkery automatically uses the latest version of your dataset for accuracy.
Graphs are project-specific and saved automatically in the background.
You can download your graphs or add them to a Dashboard with a single click. All your graphs will also be saved to the Graphs section.
To adjust a graph, just follow up with a clarifying prompt:
> “Change this to show monthly data.”
> “Add a trend line.”
> “Group by campaign channel.”
Sharing & Exporting
Each graph includes tools in the top-right corner to:
Add to Dashboard
Download as image or raw data
Copy to clipboard (for quick sharing in docs or slides)
Tips for Better Graph Prompts
Be clear about the **metric** and the **dimension**
> “Revenue (metric) by region (dimension)”
Use filters for better focus
> “Only include closed-won deals”
Combine chart requests with calculations
> “Average contract value by acquisition channel as a bar chart”