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As someone who used to work on ETL systems, from a distance, this looks basically like Tableau to me. (My first thought was actually "oh, neat, someone made an
by ken 7y ago
As someone who used to work on ETL systems, from a distance, this looks basically like Tableau to me. (My first thought was actually "oh, neat, someone made an open-source Tableau clone!", but it's not open-source, is it?) You should describe how it's different.
If I'm going to pay money for a hosted application for serious work, I'm going to tend to prefer an established service that I'm confident will be around for a while. I'm sure you've got something good here but I'm not sure what it is.
- thingsilearned 7y agoWe do compete very directly with Tableau and are often used along side it as well. In the article I explain a lot of what's different about it from other BI products like Tableau. The main things are - it's way more flexible as a visual language, and through a lot of prototypes and user tests has shown 80% of business users can write significant queries on their first try. As for an established service - Chartio's been around for almost 10 years, we're profitable, and are the main data interface behind some really great companies and brands https://chartio.com/customers/ https://chartio.com/customers/