Hoshang Mehta

Airbook 2.0 - Think Notion, but for analytics

Airbook eliminates the complexity of pulling data from multiple sources and juggling fragmented tools for cross-functional teams to build insights across 150+ sources with or without code.

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Hoshang Mehta
Hey Product Hunt community! We've missed you! We've been heads down, listening to our customers, and now we're excited to bring you Airbook 2.0. You know how data is scattered everywhere—across SaaS tools, databases, and warehouses? It's a real headache keeping it all together. Want to track funnel conversion rates from your website to paid customers? That means pulling data from Google Analytics, Salesforce, Snowflake, Stripe, and more. The old way? Messy pipelines, writing tons of queries, exporting CSVs, and juggling multiple dashboards. But here’s the good news: Airbook is here to change all that. Think of it like Notion, but for analytics. With Airbook, you can connect to 150+ data sources with just a few clicks. Data experts can dive into SQL to query any source directly and link different queries together. Business teams can build charts with easy no-code options. Need dashboards from your workbooks? Just one click. Business and Data- under one roof. Simple and collaborative! We’re offering a 14-day free trial, and we’d love your thoughts on it. Your feedback means the world to us! Give it a try and let us know what you think! If you'd like to schedule a live demo, here's my calendly - https://calendly.com/meet-airboo...
Jatin Kaurani
@hoshang_m Congratulations on the launch of Airbook 2.0! This powerful tool is a game-changer for anyone struggling with fragmented data sources and complex analytics workflows. The seamless integration with over 150 data sources and the combination of SQL and no-code options make it incredibly versatile for both data experts and business teams. The one-click dashboards and collaborative features are particularly impressive. Looking forward to seeing how Airbook 2.0 transforms data management for teams everywhere!
Hoshang Mehta
@kjosephabraham Thanks for this question! Airbook was born out of a problem we faced while working with data in multiple startups. Decision-making with data is a collaborative process, but the tools we've traditionally used were not built for it. We needed a tool that was powerful yet simple and collaborative enough for everyone to use. So, we created Airbook to make data accessible and easy for all teams.
Shadman Nazim
@hoshang_m Congratulations on the launch of Airbook 2.0! Looks amazing! The ability to connect over 150 data sources and make analytics simple and collaborative is a big leap forward. Great work and best of luck!
Hoshang Mehta
@shadmannazim @thetlinthu Thanks for the feedback Shadman!
Hoshang Mehta
@jatin_kaurani I'm glad you liked the experience using Airbook!
Anastasiia Stepko
Congratulations on your launch! I didn't get why think Notion in your case. Because of great UX and simplicity in use?
Hoshang Mehta
@anastasiia_stepko Thanks for this question. Yes, you're right! Often our customers describe Airbook as 'Notion-like, with all the powers of BI.' Airbook's form factor is like Notion—simple, flexible, and notebook-like. We want it to be easy for both technical and non-technical team members to work with data, so we've made sure the experience is simple.
Manan Gupta
Tagline is so intriguing, excited to try it out!
Hoshang Mehta
@manan_gupta19 Thank you! Any specific reports you're looking to build on Airbook?
Manan Gupta
💡 Bright idea
@hoshang_m I feel I'd love to start with my product usage usecases and then combine that data with my revenue data to sort of build a customer 360. Do you think that'd be possible? Also to put it in analogy, I understand it's notion for analytics but what are the benefits of it being a notion-like tool? What's the philosophy there?
Hoshang Mehta
@manan_gupta19 Absolutely! Airbook is perfect for that. Infact, one of the top use-cases our customers use Airbook for is to build such customer 360 reports. If you're using Amplitude/MixPanel or a database to store your product usage data, you can easily join it across your customer revenue data on your CRM (e.g. HubSpot/SFDC) It's designed to make such cross-functional reports possible! Please let me know if you need any help with setting this up.
Stefans Keiss
Airbook 2.0 looks promising! How does it handle real-time data synchronization across multiple sources?
Hoshang Mehta
@memphys_sk Airbook handles data syncs with flexible schedulers. You can set data refresh intervals to every 24 hours, 6 hours, or even more frequently, ensuring your data stays up-to-date across all sources. Let me know if you have any other questions!
Yafei Lee
Congratulations on your launch! Can it get real-time data from multiple data sources?
Hoshang Mehta
@yafei Connections to databases and warehouses are near real-time. For business apps, we’ve built flexible schedulers that you can control to keep your data up-to-date.
Kehui Guo
Congrats on the launch of Airbook 2.0! It looks really good and very useful. I love how team can collaborate on it so easily!
Hoshang Mehta
@kehui_guo Thank you for the feedback!
Pramod Rao
Congratulations on the launch, team. Great product for data and business teams. Wishing you the best! :)
Hoshang Mehta
@prao25 Thanks Pramod! Would love to have you try Airbook at Threado :)
Gaurav Singh Bisen
💎 Pixel perfection
Airbook never disappoints with their launches and this one is a game changer. I’m loving the design and layout. 🥳 congratulations Hoshang!
Hoshang Mehta
@thepmfguy Thanks Gaurav! We're looking forward to see how you use Airbook at Shoutout :)
Ankit Singh
Excited to see how Airbook 2.0 evolves. Keep up the great work :)
Hoshang Mehta
@ankit_singh71 Thanks Ankit!
Rahul Khinchi
Airbook 2.0 sounds promising for simplifying analytics across diverse data sources. As a developer keen on efficiency, I'm curious: how does Airbook handle data integrity and consistency across such a wide array of sources?
Hoshang Mehta
@rahul_khinchi Thanks Rahul! Our architecture involves handling ETL processes and warehousing to make sure you're able to pull data from multiple sources at once. This also makes sure your we can scale with higher volumes of data too.
André J
This is really great for hardcore data analyst nerds. I wish it had an infrequent use tier tho. For people like me. Devs who only needs it once a year when brushing up the pitch deck graphs and numbers.
Hoshang Mehta
@sentry_co That's great feedback André! We have been working towards introducing more flexible tiers. Would love to connect and discuss this with you!
Anthony Latona
Looks pretty rad! How do the templates adapt to different data setups? For instance, an ecommerce checkout funnel could have all sorts of different events and event names depending on the platform and customizations, etc... Either way, it looks like a very cool cool if you're handling multiple data sources. Congrats on the launch!
Hoshang Mehta
@anthony_latona Thanks for this question, Anthony! You're right, the templates currently available are more of a guiding hand purpose built for common data sources. The nature of analysis as well of data sources can be very nuanced but these templates are built with an aim to provide a good starting point for anyone wanting to extend their usecases from here.
Kshitij
It's a really cool product, love the aesthetics and the visual representation of the outputs. It'll hit right at home with any SQL user, but it still could be a little daunting for people with basic/no data analysis background but want to be data-driven ( founders/marketers, etc, who would benefit from the ease of access the product brings) Do you plan to add a conversational AI later, where people can add the data, explain in text what they want, and it generates the desired results? Or are you planning any other features around this?
Hoshang Mehta
@kshitij11 Thanks for the feedback! We're definitely adding more no-code and AI interfaces to help non-technical teams interact with insights easily. Few things in the pipeline include- 1. Adding an AI interface where you could ask a question like 'Using Google Analytics and HubSpot, what are my visitor to leads conversion rates' 2. Smart Chart builder - where users will be able to join across sources and create charts without any SQL queries. 3. Spreadsheet views- where users will be able to do ad-hoc calculations, vlookups etc in a spreadsheet view of the dataframes. Our goal is to make Airbook one place where business and data teams can operate together without having to ever break the flow. I'd love to get in touch with you as we develop these features and launch them soon!
René N
This looks so awesome Hoshang, i will definitely look into what Airbook could do for me and my business! Congratz on the launch 🚀🚀
Hoshang Mehta
@rene_nielsen_dk Thanks so much! Really appreciate it. We’d love to see how it can help your business!
Kanishk Razdan
Looks amazing. This is such a game-changer! Congrats @hoshang_m and team. 🚀
Hoshang Mehta
@kanishkdan Thanks for your feedback!
Jackieline Cosares
Congrats on the launch of Airbook 2.0! Consolidating data from 150+ sources sounds powerful. How does Airbook's SQL querying functionality compare to other similar tools in terms of ease of use and flexibility? Looking forward to exploring more!
Yuvraj Singh
Congrats on the launch, Airbook team!
Hoshang Mehta
@curiousyuvi Thank you!
Olie Fullin
The layout is very clear at a glance, nice job!
Hoshang Mehta
@jackeye Yes! I'm thrilled you enjoy the experience. Design is central to everything we do at Airbook. We believe data tools should look and feel less intimidating.
Thet Lin Thu
Airbook 2.0 simplifies data management across multiple sources. Well done, Hoshang and team!
Hoshang Mehta
@thetlinthu Thanks for the feedback Thet! Would love to learn how you plan to use Airbook!
Jayesh Gohel
Hey @hoshang_m Is Airbook 2.0 the answer to data overload? Can it really combine 150+ sources and ditch complex tools for my team? Looking for a way to build insights across departments, code or no code!
Hoshang Mehta
@jpgohil93 Give it a try :) What are some cross-functional reports you're trying to build today?