Deepnote announced the acquisition of Hyperquery, its former direct competitor, to expand its AI-powered data workspace and migrate Hyperquery customers into Deepnote.
SourcePublic company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Deepnote is an AI-powered collaborative analytics and data science notebook/workspace for teams, with a strong Jupyter-compatible core, real-time collaboration, native data integrations, notebook-to-app workflows, and increasingly agentic AI features.
Primary product
AI-powered collaborative data notebook and workspace (Deepnote Cloud + open-source Deepnote)
Founded
2019
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
10-20
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
Collaborative analytics and data science notebook software
Offices
Business model
Stage
Series A
Total raised
$23.9M
Latest round
Series A · Jan 2022
Latest amount
$20M
Investors
Mission-driven and product-led, with a small, curious team focused on building tools for explorers. Public materials emphasize collaboration, speed, transparency, and a remote-friendly culture with regular in-person on-sites and off-sites.
Work style
Flexible
Compensation
Public job posts mention a competitive compensation package plus equity options; specific salary bands are not publicly disclosed in the sources reviewed.
Benefits
Pricing
Freemium SaaS with per-editor Team subscriptions ($39/editor/month billed yearly) and custom Enterprise contracts; usage/compute and AI credits are included or metered by plan.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$1M-$10M
Estimated monthly visits
192.9K
Traffic estimate as of Jul 2026
Deepnote announced the acquisition of Hyperquery, its former direct competitor, to expand its AI-powered data workspace and migrate Hyperquery customers into Deepnote.
SourceDeepnote changelog · Jun 2026
The changelog reiterates the Codex integration and explains that Codex can search, read, run, and write to Deepnote workspaces within user permissions.
Deepnote blog · Jun 2026
Deepnote announced a native OpenAI Codex data analytics integration via MCP, letting Codex read and act on workspace context from notebooks, scheduled analyses, data apps, and integrations.
The New Stack · Nov 2025
Press coverage of Deepnote's open-source move and its positioning as a collaborative, AI-ready successor to Jupyter for teams.
Deepnote blog · Jul 2024
Deepnote announced the acquisition of competitor Hyperquery and said Hyperquery customers would be migrated into Deepnote.
Business Wire · Jan 2022
Deepnote announced a $20M Series A led by Index Ventures and Accel, with participation from Y Combinator and Credo Ventures plus several angel investors.