Start from wherever the data lives.
Files are read on your computer. Sources connect through an encrypted bridge that carries the bytes and cannot read them.
Add data
FilesCSVTSVJSONJSONLExcelRead on this computer
Product analyticsCountlyMatomoPostHog
Web addressAny address that returns JSON
Databases with a user name and passwordIn development
What it does
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Files
CSV, TSV, JSON, JSONL and Excel files are read in your browser. An Excel workbook asks which sheet to use.
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Product analytics
Countly, Matomo and PostHog connect with your own credentials; XENTHK reads what your account allows.
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Any JSON address
An address that returns JSON becomes a table. The bridge between your browser and that address is encrypted end to end and cannot read what it carries.
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Your own workspace
Each account has its own workspace and its own sources.
Limits today
- Parquet files are not read yet.
- Databases with a user name and password are in development.
- Some addresses served through large content networks cannot be reached through the bridge yet.
See it on your own data.
Request access, add a file and ask your first question.