The infrastructure was broken. We built the way out.
Capable organizations were spending 70% of their data budgets just moving and storing data — with barely anything left for the work that matters. We built the platform that changes that.
Built because nothing else worked.
The Databasin founders spent their careers building enterprise data solutions for healthcare and mid-market organizations — building pipelines, standing up warehouses, and helping teams make sense of their data. Time and again, they watched capable teams fall into the same trap: spending 70% of their time and budget just moving and storing data, with barely a fraction left for the analytics that actually move the business forward.
They watched organizations attempt to layer AI capabilities onto fragmented legacy architectures — and encounter the same limitations every time. The result was stalled projects, mounting vendor costs, and a gradual loss of confidence in data-driven decision-making. The problem wasn't talent or ambition. It was the architecture.
Databasin was built to end that cycle. Co-created at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis — one of the most demanding data environments in the country — Databasin was designed to give lean teams the enterprise-grade infrastructure that previously required a staff of specialists and a seven-figure technology budget.
Today, Databasin helps highly regulated organizations across healthcare, finance, and construction modernize their data foundations in weeks, not years — without the complexity tax that has defined enterprise data infrastructure for the past two decades.
Built for one of the most demanding data environments in the country — now available to every organization that needs it.
The founders still run every demo.
Jake has spent his career building enterprise data solutions for healthcare and mid-market organizations before co-founding Databasin. He leads go-to-market, partnerships, and strategy — and still joins every executive-level conversation because he knows the problem better than anyone in the room.
Chris is the architect of the Databasin platform — and the person who leads every technical demo personally. He co-created the original Epic data pipeline at Washington University School of Medicine's I2DB and has been building the platform ever since. When you get a demo, you're talking to the person who built it.
A number of the organizations listed have been Databasin customers since the platform's earliest production deployments.
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