Upload a CSV.
Drop in any CSV within your plan's row limit. Columns are typed automatically on arrival.
$ ingest sales_q1.csv
[ AI-POWERED CSV TRANSFORMATION ]
[ EARLY ACCESS · v1.0 ]Upload a CSV. Describe the change. Get a clean file back.
// COMPARE
Same CSV, four different tools. DataForge handles up to 100,000 rows in one shot, starts at 15 credits a day with no account, and gives you a verified file out — not a chat answer that changes next time.
[ SWIPE / SCROLL HORIZONTALLY → ]
// 01 — workflow
The whole workflow stays inside one deterministic surface — from raw CSV to a verified file you can download.
Drop in any CSV within your plan's row limit. Columns are typed automatically on arrival.
$ ingest sales_q1.csv
Write the request in plain English. DataForge compiles it into a reviewable transform.
$ query "remove duplicates"
See exactly what changed, then export the clean result. Same input, same output.
$ export clean.csv
// 02 — features
No black-box guessing. Every transform is inspectable, repeatable, and checked against the file before you commit.
Natural language becomes real SQL and pandas operations. The engine runs code against your actual data, so identical input produces identical output.
-- generated / reviewable
SELECT date, product,
ROUND(revenue, 2) AS revenue
FROM sales_q1
QUALIFY ROW_NUMBER() OVER (
PARTITION BY order_id
ORDER BY updated_at DESC
) = 1;
See the exact rows that change before anything is written.
Transforms run in an isolated engine against your real file — not a language model guessing numbers.
// verification: 0 rows altered unexpectedly
// 03 — pricing
Pay for the operations you actually run. The credit price is visible before execution — no surprise billing.
Enough to finish a real one-off job.
For analysts who transform weekly.
1 credit = 1 AI operation · standard transform = 2 credits. Credit packs (300 for $5) coming soon. Join the waitlist to hear first.
What would you pay for? Credit packs · Bigger files · Batch files · Reports
// 04 — faq
Short answers about credits, file handling, and what DataForge will never do with your data.
.csv files (UTF-8, first row as headers). Semicolon-separated files are auto-detected and converted for free.