TigerEye Labs Inc., an artificial intelligence-powered planning and revenue management platform company, today announced the open-source release of DuckDB.dart, a tool that helps developers build and run data-intensive applications more easily and efficiently.
DuckDB.dart is a native Dart application programming interface for DuckDB that has been designed to simplify the creation of data-intensive applications for desktop and mobile platforms. DuckDB is an in-process SQL database management system optimized for analytical queries on large datasets, designed to run efficiently within a single machine.
DuckDB has grown increasingly popular over the last few years, particularly in data science and analytics communities, thanks to its high performance, ease of use and ability to handle large datasets efficiently in local environments, but it still requires certain skills to implement and extract data. The new DuckDB.dart is focused on making data analysis and simulation with DuckDB easier and more efficient.
DuckDB.dart is built on DuckDB’s high-performance C APIs and introduces new Dart data types for quick and easy use. The service’s “columnar” format and vectorized query execution allow for faster downloads and more efficient data analysis and simulation while also reducing device memory usage.
The iOS and Android ports of DuckDB.dart have also been designed to ensure reliable data access for sales teams on the go by supporting real-time operational needs. The approach is said to provide customers with timely, accurate information, which is crucial for making smart decisions that impact revenue.
“DuckDB’s high performance and seamless integration significantly enhance our system architecture,” said co-founder and Chief Technology Officer Ralph Gootee. “Our contribution to open-source technologies gives back to the community and supports new developments. This approach provides immediate value to our customers and helps developers create modern applications, advancing the industry.”
TigerEye is a venture capital-backed startup that has raised $35 million over two rounds, according to data from Tracxn. Investors in the company include Initialized Capital Management, Next47 GmbH, V Angel, Sterling Road Management and Y Combinator Management.