Updates from the Parabola team
Happy Valentine's Day, Singles Day, Galentine's Day, or Singles Awareness Day from all of us at Parabola! Whatever you're celebrating, it's always great to send a note to friends and family and let them know that you're thinking of them. However, who really has time for all that between all of the chocolate eating, Netflix binging, and champagne-sipping? Instead, do it automatically with Parabola. Sending one-off emails is a thing of the past. Now, you can message your entire contacts lists all at once and get back to making heart-shaped pizzas or streaming hours of The Office on Netflix one last time before it's pulled from the service. We won't judge, especially if you're up to both.
Connor Finlayson, Founder of Unicorn Factory, used Parabola to rank Webflow collections based on pageview data from Google Analytics
As a big fan of both Bubble and Parabola, I knew right away how using both tools together can make an app (and my life) so much better. I wrote this blog post to summarize the ways I love using Parabola and Bubble together.
My dad, brother-in-law's, and I are in a college football bowl game pick'em with over 180 other money-hungry football fanatics. The odds are low and the stakes are big. It's been a lot of fun to play the past 5 years, except there's one major downfall of running a remote pick'em contest: Excel.
I’m sharing my process of automatically translating Webflow blog posts using Google Translate and Parabola.
We're excited to be partnering with our friends at Bubble! We've added Bubble as a source and destination step for a smooth, easy integration for moving data to and from Bubble.
Sam Floyd, Product Manager at SaaSOptics, uses Parabola to import data from the Pendo.io API and push transformed data into Salesforce.
Stephen O’Grady, Cofounder of Podcast Delivery, used Parabola to backfill subscriber fields in Mailchimp as they launched a brand new referral program.
We made a little side project that helps folks discover new music and local shows at the same time.
It was the end of May, and I had a simple question to answer: how much money were we spending on advertising each day across our three main channels?
When I joined Parabola in May I was eager to explore different use cases. Having just left Google’s hotel search team, travel was still top of mind.
This is exactly why we’re building Parabola. Think of it as a way to apply the benefits of coding without having to learn how to “code” as it’s defined today. But before we dive into exactly what Parabola is, let’s take a step back and look at the current state of the world.
I’ve always loved the concept, but the first version of the logo looked just a little too complex, and became unreadable at smaller sizes. Because of these issues, we decided to refine it.
How would you take your data from Stripe, dedupe, clean, and transform it based on a bunch of rules, enrich it with Clearbit, and push the results to Salesforce and Geckoboard? What would you do if you had to repeat the process every month, week, or day?
Parabola is free to use for teams of any size. We also offer paid plans with additional features and support.
