Pythonian
Versioned time-series analytics software for data-driven teams in energy, trading and industry
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Pythonian
Pythonian develops the Timeseries Refinery, an open-source platform for storing, computing and visualising versioned time-series data. It provides bitemporal traceability, formula-based analytics, dashboards, an Excel client, Python and REST APIs, and workflow automation.
Customers can use the software as SaaS or self-hosted, and Pythonian also offers data as a service, training and support. The product is designed for teams in energy, trading and industry.
Pythonian is based in Paris and was founded in 2015. The software is built from published Python components and is licensed under LGPL-3.0.
Product: The Timeseries Refinery is open-source software for storing, computing, visualising and managing versioned time-series data.
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