Heyo! Another co-founder here. Excited to see Mito on HN :) Thanks @alefnula for posting!

+1 to everything @narush said.

It's important to us that the software we build is empowering to users and not restrictive. This plays out in two primary ways: 1) Since Mito is open source and generates Python code for every edit, Mito doesn't lock users into a 'Mito ecosystem', instead it help users interact with the powerful & robust Python ecosystem. 2) Because Mito is an extension to Jupyter Notebooks + JupyterLab, Mito improves your existing workflows instead of completely altering your data analytics stack.

Excited to interact with you all in the comments :)