So far, it has been adopted by academic researchers, financial services employees, and others that use analysis in their work, Das said.

Currently, you download an app if you want to use Gyana, and you keep your data local as you work on it.

In the area of no-code data analytics and visualisation, there are biggies like Tableau, as well as Trifacta, RapidMiner and more.

That represents a big business opportunity for the likes of Gyana, which has been unique in using the no-code approach specifically to tackle the area of data science.

“We want to do free for as long as we can,” Das said, both in relation to the data tools and the datasets that it will offer to users. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1582822807.094134/London-based-Gyana-raises-$3.9M-for-a-no-code-approach-to-data-science-–-TechCrunch?ref=audio_experience