The BI tool for people who don’t like BI tools

Wallabi helps everyone, regardless of background or expertise, find inspiration in their data to solve real-world business problems.

Why we built Wallabi

Business Intelligence tools and dashboards have existed for over 30 years. Despite their longevity, only a tiny fraction of business people who need data for decision-making use them.

If you’re a Marketing, Revenue, or Growth leader, you don’t spend your day thinking of how to build a better data pipeline or design a better dashboard. Instead, you want to understand your CAC, identify the right mix of marketing channels, and find the customer segments that drive the most revenue.

But getting these answers from BI dashboards or CRM reports can be downright impossible if you’re not a data analyst or a data engineer.

This is why Wallabi was built.

Meet the team behind Wallabi

Wallabi was founded by technology industry veterans who helped build some of the leading BI products you use today.

Backed by former founders and executives at companies like Tableau, Looker, Google, and MicroStrategy, we are building the future of analytics with tools that are intelligent and proactive, can anticipate your questions, and work as hard as you do.

Pedro Arellano

CEO

Michael Becke

CTO

Jonathan Hansing

CPO

Monday Romelfanger

Software Engineer

Daniel DeKlotz

Software Engineer

Best Practices

Breaking Through the BI Barrier

It’s time for the BI industry to finally break through the 25% adoption barrier. Here’s how.

Meet the 75%

We’re building Wallabi for the 75% of people overlooked by existing solutions. Who are they exactly? And are you one of them?

Don't Work On Your Business; Work With It

People have a hard time creating shared understanding, but what if we always had someone at our back to help us?

Do You Really Need a Data Consultant?

How we solve the "data crisis" is changing. AI might be our new partner for strategic decision-making and problem-solving.

Analytics and Real-World Problem Solving

Old analytics frameworks are outdated. We need something new that matches how people solve problems in the real world.

The Aha! Moment

To solve today's most challenging business problems, leaders need inspiration, not just data.