Chartifier: End to end data visualisation
The field of data analytics is rapidly growing, but the adoption of modern data visualisation tools is lagging behind, either because the technology is too domain specific, or it is too expensive. Besides that, most tools never provide full coverage for the data visualisation process, but instead cover only one specific technological problem at a time. The tools that do cover the entire process, often take away too much freedom for developers, by requiring the developers to use their platform.
The most used data visualisation tools are not up to date with modern technologies and rely on legacy solutions. The tools that provide application integration are, on the one hand, too expensive for any small or medium sized company to even be considered. On the other hand, they have a larger learning curve by requiring the developer to learn their entire platform.
We want to step in and optimize the process where data becomes meaningful, which is data visualisation. We want to provide a web application that automates and centralizes the data visualization process, while providing complete end to end integration in (web)applications on any type of device. We provide a layer of abstraction on top of the most active open source data visualization libraries that we extend ourselves. By providing this, we can decouple the entire data visualization software dependency, reducing application complexity. Providing interactive and dynamic data to your customers has never been easier. You do not need to learn a new programming language, or complicated interface. With Chartifier, you set up your configuration, send us your data and we will send you your visualised data set directly inside your application. Since we use continuous deployment, a client will never need to update their data visualisation pipeline, and will always be guarenteed the latest technology. We collect your datasets in a centralized hub that can be accessed from any endpoint.
Johannes van Melle
24 maart 2017 om 10:21
Nice concept; from a patentability view it is difficult to protect data visualization.