Local-first data explorer

See inside your Parquet files.

A fast, column-aware viewer for schema, statistics and rows. Open Parquet, CSV, TSV, JSON or JSONL locally — read in place, never uploaded.

Formats & sources

Any common format, wherever it lives.

Parquet first, but it reads CSV, TSV, JSON and JSONL too — from disk, a URL, Hugging Face or S3. Everything streams in place; nothing is uploaded.

Formats

Parquet and more.

.parquet Apache Parquet .csv CSV .tsv TSV .json JSON .jsonl JSON Lines .gz · .zst Compressed

Sources

Local and remote.

Local files Folders Remote URL Hugging Face Amazon S3 Drag & drop
Built for people who read schemas

Everything, at a glance.

Columnar storage, a columnar viewer. Types are color-coded, numbers are tabular, metadata is one glance away.

Read in place, never uploaded

Files are read where they live — only the bytes your view needs are streamed. Nothing hits a server, so even multi-gigabyte files open in moments.

no upload streams on demand stays on your machine

Schema & statistics

Walk the full schema — types, nesting, repetition — each column color-tagged. Min, max, distinct count, null ratio and size come straight from metadata. No full scan.

INT64 UTF8 TIMESTAMP min / max 12% null

Filter, sort & query — or ask AI

Filter and sort with type-aware operators, or run full SQL — joins, aggregates, CTEs, windows. Or just describe what you want and let AI write the SQL.

salary > 100,000 SELECT GROUP BY AI-written SQL millions of rows

Export & share

Export the current view to CSV, JSON or Parquet, written locally. Or share a link to exactly what you see — it rides the URL #hash, so it never reaches our servers.

CSV JSON Parquet shareable link stays private
Three steps

From file to slice in about a minute.

01

Open anything

Drag in files or a folder — any format, even mixed. Or point at a remote URL, hf:// dataset, or s3:// bucket. Read in place, never uploaded.

02

Inspect & filter

Read the schema and stats, then filter and sort with type-aware operators — or describe a query and let AI write the SQL.

03

Export a slice

Export the current view to CSV, JSON or a new Parquet file — written straight to a folder you choose.

Two ways to open a file.

Same private, columnar viewer — run it in your browser, or install the native macOS app.

Web viewer

Web app · nothing to install

Open the viewer in any modern browser. Files are still read locally — they never leave your machine.

Open web viewer Chrome · Safari · Firefox · Edge

macOS app

Native · works fully offline

A native desktop build with folder access, drag & drop and faster reads on very large files.

Download on the App Store Apple silicon & Intel · macOS 13+