List of other software products that can be used with or instead of OpenRefine

(in no particular order)

• JunoLab - open source extendable Interactive IDE built on Atom and Julia that provides live feedback and a programmable GUI to create facets like OpenRefine
• Mito - Python and Jupyter based interactive programmable GUI
• Weka - open source collection of tools for data mining and machine learning.
• Orange open source data mining and machine learning
• Apache NiFi - open source automated dataflow & batch processing, has expression languages, & extendable
• Talend Data Preparation - open source tool that performs similar functions as OpenRefine
• Apache Hop - open source automated stream & batch processing, supports expression languages
• Rattle - open source A Graphical User Interface for Data Mining using R
• d:swarm - open source An open-source data management platform for knowledge workers
• Rapid Miner (a light version is free)
• dataiku - Collaborative Data Science Platform (with a free version)
• Tableau
• Spotfire
• Pentaho
• CloverETL
• Informatica Data Quality
• Elixir Repertoire
• Pervasive Datarush (sold and closed)
• Palantir
• TextPipe
• Bonita Business Process Manager From the academia (open source for the basic community edition)
• Potter's Wheel (screenshots) by Vijayshankar Raman and Joseph M. Hellerstein (UCBerkeley) (open source)
• AJAX by H.Galhardas, D. Florescu, D. Shasha, E. Simon, J.P. Matsumoto, C.A. Saita (error 404)
• Clio - UToronto, IBM (university project)
• Data Wrangler - an interactive tool for data cleaning and transformation.
• Trifacta Wrangler - Commercial version of Data Wrangler, but free version available.
• Yeroon.net/ggplot2
  • a javascript web interface for R package, ggplot2 - Jeroen C.L. Ooms, Hadley Wickham (university project)
• Visidata - open source interactive multitool for tabular data. Command line and Open Source.
• Kylo - open source data lake platform with interactive data tooling. Open Source (no longer supported by Teradata)

Feel free to add suggestions in the comments.