AskCSV turns a spreadsheet into a conversation. Instead of hunting for the right pivot table settings, you drop a CSV, TSV or Excel file into the browser and ask a plain-English question like which region brought in the most revenue. AskCSV picks the query to run against your data, the database in the tab answers it, and the chart is drawn from the actual result. Every chart also exposes the SQL, so you can audit any figure that matters.
Privacy is architectural rather than a policy promise: the file is read and queried locally in the tab, and the AI never receives the file. It sees only the columns you select, at most ten sample rows, a hundred rows of each result and summary figures. Follow-up questions keep the context of your file and previous answers, so you can narrow things down, switch chart types or ask for totals without starting over.
The tool is explicit about its limits: it handles files only (CSV, Excel and pasted cells), not live databases or Google Sheets, and very large files can run out of memory because everything loads in the tab. You can try it without signing in using free guest credits, then subscribe for a monthly allowance or top up credits as needed.
