
Browse schemas, run queries and build dashboards on your Snowflake data, for people without a Snowflake seat. Describe what you need and Jet generates it.
Snowsight is built for people who write SQL and hold an account. A Jet Snowflake GUI is built for everyone else — operations, analysts, and the customers you give a portal to.




A Snowflake GUI builder turns your warehouse into an interface people can actually use: tables, forms and dashboards behind a login. Instead of a Snowsight worksheet and a seat per person, Jet holds one connection and your team signs in to Jet.
Snowsight is Snowflake's own worksheet interface, built for people who write SQL and hold a Snowflake account. Jet puts tables, forms and dashboards over the same data for people who have neither.
No. Jet holds the connection and people sign in to Jet, so someone who only reads a dashboard does not need a Snowflake account of their own.
Queries run on the warehouse you point Jet at, so you control the size and the auto-suspend. Choosing a small warehouse for team-facing screens keeps a shared dashboard from waking a large cluster.
Jet connects with the role you give it and can never exceed that role's grants. Row- and column-level permissions in Jet then narrow access further, per person.
Yes, where the connecting role has write access. Forms validate before the write and every change is logged, which is usually safer than handing out a worksheet.
Yes. Charts and metrics read straight from Snowflake, so people who would never be given a BI seat can still see the numbers.