Today, we acquired Explo, a leading platform that helps product teams deliver analytics to their end users. We see an opportunity to pair what their customers valued most with Omni’s deep experience handling the most complex analytics use cases — ensuring continuity today and providing a platform they can confidently grow with for years to come.

Omni acquires Explo. Omni, a San Francisco, CA-based provider of a business intelligence and embedded analytics platform with a built-in semantic layer, acquired Explo, an embedded analytics company. Under the terms of the acquisition, Explo will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Omni. Explo's platform will continue to operate for the next 12 months while Explo's founders, Andrew Chen and Gary Lin, along with members of the Explo team, work closely with customers to support migrations and ensure a smooth transition to Omni. Existing Explo customers will continue to receive full platform access and support during this period. The acquisition comes during a period of rapid growth for Omni, with projected annual recurring revenue (ARR) reaching $30 million by the end of 2025, representing 4x year-over-year growth after 10x growth in 2024. Omni expects to double ARR again in 2026, driven by growing demand for a unified analytics platform that delivers AI across both internal and customer-facing use cases. Led by Colin Zima, CEO, Omni helps companies improve self-service, accelerate AI adoption, and build customer-facing data products - all from a single platform. Whether users prefer AI, spreadsheets, SQL, or point-and-click, Omni makes it easy for anyone to explore and act on data. At the core of Omni's platform is a built-in semantic layer that ensures consistency, trust, and AI readiness. The semantic layer is capable of integrating with other semantic layers, providing customers with the flexibility to connect with the most widely used storage, processing, and modeling tools.