Tools

Seven tools that run entirely inside your browser tab. They work on every dataset in the library, and on your own CSV — which stays on your machine.

Chart Builder

Point it at any dataset, choose an x, a y, and a grouping, and get a chart that follows the rules — one axis, direct labels, a real legend, and a table view underneath.

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Data Explorer

A fast table with per-column profiling: type inference, missing counts, distinct values, quantiles, and a sparkline distribution for every numeric column.

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SQL Playground

Write real SELECT queries against any dataset here and get results instantly — joins, aggregates, GROUP BY, HAVING and ORDER BY, with plain errors for the things it does not support.

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Distribution Lab

Sample from seven distributions, watch the central limit theorem happen at whatever sample size you choose, and see exactly when the mean stops being a useful summary.

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Correlation Explorer

A diverging heatmap of every numeric pair in a dataset, with a click-through scatter so you can check whether the number is telling the truth.

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Regression Lab

Fit an ordinary least squares line to any pair of columns and get the diagnostics that decide whether the fit means anything: residual plot, R², standard errors, and leverage.

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Experiment Calculator

Sample size before you launch, and a confidence interval after you stop. Both directions, with the assumptions written on the screen rather than buried in a footnote.

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Every chart here follows the same rules: one y-axis and never two, colour tied to the entity rather than its rank, a legend above one series, and a data table underneath. The palette was validated for colour-vision deficiency rather than eyeballed.