Datayaki

Datayaki positions itself as a conversational data analyst for people who do not want to write SQL queries or Excel macros. Instead of learning a query language, you upload a spreadsheet or connect a database and describe what you want to see in ordinary English. Datayaki interprets the request, runs the analysis and produces charts and dashboard widgets, aiming to collapse hours of manual exploration into a few prompts.

Privacy is a core design choice rather than an afterthought. The company says analysis is performed within the confines of your browser or backend, and that its AI only relies on the shape (schema) of your data, not its contents. It ships with XLS and CSV support out of the box and can analyze data across multiple spreadsheets simultaneously, while connectors for Firebase, Postgres, Supabase and Snowflake extend it to SQL and NoSQL sources.

Collaboration and explainability features are on the roadmap: end-to-end encrypted dashboard sharing and the ability to have Datayaki explain its own reasoning are marked as coming soon, alongside the deeper database connectors. Pricing is not published on the public site, so teams interested in the product should contact the vendor directly for plan and licensing details.