Ask questions about your Excel and CSV data
and get the chart back
Upload an Excel workbook or a CSV file, then ask questions about it in plain English and get charts, tables and a full report back. There are no formulas, pivot tables or SQL to write.
From spreadsheet to report
Upload or link the file
Upload it, or point to a public file link, OneDrive, Dropbox or a Google Sheet. Every sheet in a workbook becomes its own table.
Ask in plain English
"Which products sold best in March?" comes back as a chart, and you can see the query behind it.
Stays up to date
A linked file or Google Sheet is read again when the report refreshes, so you do not re-upload every week.
Questions to try on your first file
- What are total sales by month? Show it as a line chart.
- Which ten customers ordered the most this year?
- Compare this quarter with last quarter by product category.
- Which rows have a missing or zero price?
Frequently asked questions
Which file types work?
Excel workbooks (.xlsx) and CSV files. Each sheet in a workbook is treated as a separate table.
How big can the file be?
An uploaded file can be up to 25 MB; a file connected by link can be up to 100 MB. Up to 50,000 rows are read from each file. For larger data, connect the database the file was exported from.
Can I use Google Sheets?
Yes. Connect a Google Sheet directly and the charts read the latest version of the sheet.
How much does it cost?
Your first report is free, with no card and no deadline. After that, Premium is $5 for the first month, then $15 per user per month.
Further reading
Bring a spreadsheet
Upload a file and ask your first question. Your first report is free, with no card and no deadline.