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Collate Chrome Extension Collate (powered by OpenMetadata) is an all-in-one semantic intelligence platform for people and AI-ready data. It brings together data discovery, lineage, data quality, observability, governance, and collaboration into a single platform. It is the fastest-growing open-source metadata project with a vibrant community and adoption by a diverse set of companies in various industry verticals. Built on a centralized metadata store using OpenMetadata standards and APIs, Collate supports a broad ecosystem of connectors across modern data platforms. This enables end-to-end metadata management, helping teams trust their data, move faster, and unlock the full value of their data for analytics and AI. In-Context Metadata, Wherever You Work With the Collate Chrome Extension, metadata is available directly in your browser, right where you work. When viewing BI dashboards or analytics tools, you can instantly access documentation, ownership, tags, lineage, and data quality signals with a single click. The extension also makes collaboration effortless. View assigned tasks, join conversations, and work directly with data owners and stewards without leaving your workflow. Whether you’re validating trust in a dashboard or resolving a question with the data team, Collate brings context and collaboration together, right inside your browser.
Aug 8, 2026
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