Launching SkaleData
Why we're building a managed data platform that runs in your cloud — not ours.
Most data platforms come with a tradeoff: pay a vendor to run them for you and watch your data leave your account, or run the stack yourself and watch three engineers spend six months on YAML.
Neither is great.
We started SkaleData because we kept seeing data teams build the same platform from scratch — Airflow on one cluster, Airbyte on another, Superset glued on with duct tape, DataHub somewhere nobody can find it. The tools are great. The integration work is brutal. And every team does it again.
What SkaleData is
A managed data platform that deploys into your cloud (AWS, GCP, or Azure). You get:
- Apache Airflow for orchestration
- Airbyte for ingestion — 300+ connectors, no per-row pricing
- Apache Superset for BI and analytics
- DataHub for cataloging, lineage, and governance
- A unified console for clusters, jobs, logs, and secrets — across every cloud
We run the control plane. Your data never leaves your account. SSO is included. Pricing is flat.
What it isn't
A black box. The whole stack is open source — same Airflow, same Airbyte, same Superset that top data teams already pick when they roll their own. We just package it so you don't have to spend six months wiring it together.
The more complexity you face, the more clarity SkaleData delivers.
Why now
The modern data stack has matured. The tools are good. The deployment story is still a mess — and that's the part we want to fix.
If you're tired of duct-taping your stack together, request early access. We'd love to show you what it looks like when it just works.