Didgets is currently in beta with a free download available from the website
https://www.Didgets.com so anyone can try it out with their own data set. I haven't decided yet what parts I am going to open source. The engine has an API so many other programs besides the browser app could interact with it.
It is a little startup with a tiny 'bus factor' so like I said, I don't expect everyone to just jump on board; but I expected to get a little more attention from the 'curiosity crowd' who just might wonder why it is so fast. It needs more resources to support other platforms (the code is cross-platform, but I have only tested on Windows and Linux so far) and languages.
Again, the browser is a proof of concept app that demonstrates that the underlying engine is not just blowing smoke. If it can't attract some interested customers and/or investors, then it will be a dead-end project just like every other promising technology that failed to get a hold in the market.