Upload a CSV or Excel file, describe what you need in plain English, and get clean charts and analysis in seconds.
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No code, no formulas, no tutorials. Just describe what you need.
Type what you want in everyday language. No formulas, no pivot tables, no YouTube tutorials. Just say it.
Click any bar, axis, or label on the chart. Tell the AI what to change and it updates instantly.
Download high-res PNG or vector SVG. Ready for slides, reports, or papers. No reformatting needed.
Works with the messy spreadsheets you already have. Sales reports, survey exports, class projects, you name it.
Describe what you want in plain English and get a clean chart in seconds. No code, no formulas.
Upload your data and instantly see summary stats, correlations, and distributions. Like a stats TA that never sleeps.
Clean fonts, proper axes, good colors out of the box. Drop into your slides, report, or paper as-is.
300+ DPI PNG and vector SVG. No more blurry screenshots of Excel charts.
Bar, scatter, line, box, histogram, heatmap, and more. Just ask for what you need.
Drop in whatever you have. Eliee auto-detects column types, dates, and handles messy data.
Click any bar, axis, or label on the chart. Tell the AI what to change in plain English.
"What's the trend here?" "Are there outliers?" Just ask in plain English. No formulas needed.
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Charts are rendered client-side with Plotly.js. Your raw data never touches our servers permanently.
No analytics on your datasets, no model training on your figures. Your work stays yours.
Your time should go to the work, not the formatting
1Step 1: Open Excel, select data range2Step 2: Insert → Chart → Clustered Bar3Step 3: Right-click chart → Format Axis...4Step 4: Change font to something readable5Step 5: Fix the legend (why is it covering data?)6Step 6: Adjust colors one bar at a time7Step 7: Add error bars → Custom → specify range8Step 8: Labels are overlapping, resize everything9Step 9: Screenshot it (300 DPI? what's that?)10Step 10: Paste into Word, it looks different now11Step 11: Professor says "can you make it a12 scatter plot instead?"13Step 12: Start over from Step 1...1415// Or try Power BI, Tableau, SPSS, R...16// each with its own 4-hour tutorial
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