The Data Mart engine, connectors, and governance layer are identical. The difference is where it runs and which delivery channels are available.
Self-managed gives you the engine. Cloud adds the delivery channels and self-service layer. Start self-managed, upgrade to Cloud anytime — your Data Marts carry over.
Install from GitHub →
The Community edition includes everything you need to build a governed analytics system. No feature gates on the core engine.
Your desktop, a cloud VM, or your company server — anywhere Docker runs. No complex infrastructure required.
Start free with Community. Add multi-client isolation with Agency. Get SSO, RBAC, and HA clustering with Enterprise.
Download from GitHub. Install. Connect your warehouse. Build your first governed Data Mart. Push to Sheets.
No vendor account. No credit card. Install, connect your warehouse, and start building.
Download from GitHub, run npm install, configure your data warehouse credentials. 5 minutes.
Connect sources, import data, define governed Data Marts with joins, aliases, and ownership. One-click library.
Push Data Mart results to Google Sheets on schedule. Connect Looker Studio for dashboards. Your analysts control everything.
Full control. Zero cost. No vendor dependency.
Community edition has no usage limits, no trial period, no feature countdown. The core engine is free. Period.
Your data stays on your infrastructure. Credentials stay on your infrastructure. No third-party cloud touches your warehouse.
Source available (ELv2). Connectors are MIT. Fork it, modify it, contribute back. If OWOX disappears tomorrow, your system keeps running.
Three outcomes you get the moment your data marts go live
All connectors. Full Data Mart governance. Sheets export. Looker Studio. On your machine. Free forever.
Multi-project isolation, SSO, RBAC, HA clustering, monitoring, AI Insights, and SLA.
“Despite having SQL and spreadsheets, self-service never truly worked. 73% of data goes unused. That’s why we built a self-managed version of OWOX BI – so any user can access trusted data, and analysts can stop firefighting dashboards and get back to strategic work”