Enso in a $16.5 million funding round from SignalFire, Khosla Ventures, Day One Ventures, Decacorn Capital, Y Combinator et al

Enso, a Warsawa, Poland-based software startup developing a visual programming language for data science projects, announced completing a $16.5 million capital series A funding round.

The money was raised from multiple American and Poland-based investors, including SignalFire, Khosla Ventures, Day One Ventures, Decacorn Capital, Y Combinator, Samsung Next, Harvard’s Endowment, West Coast Endeavors, Innovation Nest.

The proceeds will be used for improving Enso’s platform with better documentation and onboarding, increasing the number of data processing modules on the said platform and releasing a software-as-a-service product called Enso Cloud, a fully managed offering, which is scheduled to launch in 2023.

Enso, founded as Luna in 2015 by Sylwia Brodacka and Wojciech Danilo, built a WYSIWYG data processing language, using a no-code interactive ELT and data-driven process automation tool that lets you load, blend, analyze your data, and then automate the whole process, simply by connecting visual components together. The platform is an open source visual programming toolkit comprising components that process data and output results, and designed to help build data workflows, dashboards and apps by analyzing historical and live data, suggesting possible next steps, displaying related examples and even controlling other applications.

Payflow is one the European startups that were part of Y Combinator in the summer of 2021 and also was one of the interesting Euro startups part of YC21 summer program as featured by Nordic 9.