ChatCSV

ChatCSV was built around a simple premise: most people who work with spreadsheets do not want to learn a query language to answer a business question. You upload a CSV — from your local machine, a URL or the clipboard — and the tool generates a set of quick-start questions based on the columns it sees. From there you keep asking in ordinary language and the answers come back as text, tables or charts.

The product leans on chat history and shareability. Conversations can be renamed, deleted and shared with colleagues, which makes it usable as a lightweight reporting surface rather than a one-off query box. The published use cases span retail and e-commerce, banking and finance, and marketing analytics, where the typical ask is a chart of sales distribution, transaction counts per day, or campaign click-through rates.

The homepage now carries a prominent notice that ChatCSV has been acquired by Flatfile and that an AI agent called Obvious has been launched as the successor, promising chat with data, report creation, presentation generation and tool connections in a collaborative workspace. ChatCSV's own documentation, demo and feature pages remain published, so the tool still serves visitors while existing users are pointed toward the newer product.