Query, visualize, and share security insights instantly

Yes, RunReveal’s AI agent generates production-ready SQL queries from natural language prompts. Describe what you want to visualize—like “show me failed logins over time grouped by source IP”—and the AI creates a properly formatted query with time variables, interval grouping, and appropriate aggregations ready to drop into a dashboard.

T-shirt sizing is RunReveal’s flexible dashboard layout system that lets you size widgets as small, medium, large, or extra-large—like ordering a t-shirt. Instead of pixel-perfect positioning, you arrange dashboard components by relative size, making it fast to build professional layouts without design skills. A small widget might show a single metric, medium for a chart, large for detailed tables, and extra-large for comprehensive visualizations. Dashboards automatically adjust to different screen sizes while maintaining proportions, so your security metrics look great whether you’re viewing on a laptop or presenting to executives on a big screen.

Yes. RunReveal lets you build custom dashboards tailored to your team’s needs. Create visualizations showing alert volume by severity, detection performance and false positive rates, investigation time metrics, user and entity behavior analytics, compliance and audit metrics, and threat trends across your environment. Dashboards update in real-time as new data arrives and can be shared across your team or kept private for individual analysis.

With RunReveal’s AI, creating a security dashboard takes minutes instead of hours. Describe what you want to see—like “show me failed login trends by user and location”—and AI generates the query, suggests appropriate visualizations, and builds the dashboard layout. Traditional security dashboards require writing complex queries, choosing chart types, and manually arranging components. RunReveal’s AI handles the technical work while you focus on what insights you need.

RunReveal uses standard SQL—the same query language millions of developers and analysts already know. No proprietary search languages to learn, no vendor lock-in, and no complex syntax that only works in one tool.