Waii

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overall

13,875

out of 60,653

-919

traffic

13,644

out of 60,653

-783

investment

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review

Not Available

These rankings are based on data from December 2025

Company

Waii

Years in business

Number of employees

2-10 employees

Country

United States

Waii.ai provides an enterprise-level text-to-SQL API, enabling accurate SQL generation from natural language queries. It integrates with various databases and BI tools, optimizing query performance and supporting complex schemas.

API Availability

Pricing

unknown

Use

data science solutions

data visualization

knowledge graphs

semantic data & insights

sql query development

Position of Waii on sub rankings

December 2025

Data visualization - Overall

217 out of 854

Knowledge graphs - Overall

16 out of 62

United States - Overall

5,602 out of 16,681

Data visualization - Overall

217 out of 854

Knowledge graphs - Overall

16 out of 62

United States - Overall

5,602 out of 16,681

Industries

research & development

retail & e-commerce

Integrations

athena

bigquery

clickhouse

cube.dev

datahub

dbt

looker

metabase

mysql

openmetadata.org

postgresql

powerbi

singestore

snowflake

sqlserver

superset

trino

Company

Waii

Years in business

Number of employees

2-10 employees

Country

United States

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