5 years ago

Gyana Raises $3.9M to Democratize Data Science with No-Code Platform

  • London-based startup Gyana, which provides a no-code platform for data science analytics, has raised £3 million in Series A funding led by Fuel Ventures

  • Other investors include Biz Stone of Twitter, Green Shores Capital, and U+I

  • The funding brings the total raised by Gyana to $6.8 million since its founding in 2015

  • Gyana's platform empowers "citizen data scientists" by enabling them to upload any structured data set and run a series of queries to gain insights

  • The company has developed two applications based on its platform: Neera, which focuses on footfall and human movement metrics, and Vayu, a more general-purpose app that covers a wider range of parameters

  • Gyana has secured contracts with major companies such as Vodafone, Barclays, EY, Pret a Manger, Knight Frank, and the UK Ministry of Defense.

      • ProblemTechnology

      "Businesses are struggling to use data to make better decisions because they lack the in-house expertise to analyse it."

      Solution

      "Gyana provides a no-code platform that allows anyone, regardless of technical expertise, to run data science analytics on any structured dataset. This empowers users to visualize trends and gain insights from their data, enabling better data-driven decision-making."

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