1. Upload data.2. Ask questions.3. Fetch answers.
No monthly subscription, just pay for the storage and compute that you actually use. Let CSV dog turn your CSVs and Excel spreadsheets into searchable datasets that you can ask questions to in English and in SQL.
Many CSVs. One place to ask.
The multi-file scroll story is getting its pixels in order.
Ask the sample. See what comes back.
This preview uses illustrative orders data. The product answers your questions against the CSV you upload.
Squeaky Duck brought back the most customers.
47.8% of eligible orders came from returning buyers—12.4 points above the catalog average.
Your data can stay home.
The free desktop app turns a CSV into instantly queryable data on your computer. Run SQL, build visualizations, and leave ordinary spreadsheet limits behind.
- Free for local files
- Run SQL and build visualizations locally
- Your CSV never has to leave the machine
Teach the dog a routine.
Clean a column, add a score, join useful public data—then reuse the whole trick on the next CSV.
Drop in the next file. CSV dog remembers the entire routine.
Just the bytes you use.
Only pay for the data you store and the data that is actually searched. Most queries only search a subset of your data.
How much processed data should stay ready for questions?
STRAIGHT-UP RATES
Queryable data
Keep a processed dataset ready to ask and share.
$0.05per GB / monthData searched
Pay for the data each question actually reads.
$0.005per GB searchedGOOD-FAITH SNIFF TEST · Ballpark only. This estimate assumes every question searches the full dataset once. Real questions may search less, and repeated answers may be reused. Billing follows the actual bytes stored and searched; 1 GB means 1 billion bytes.
Before you throw the CSV.
Does my CSV need to be clean?
No. Messy dates, stray values, and odd rows are expected. CSV dog flags what needs attention instead of silently losing it.
Can I keep the data on my computer?
Yes. The free desktop app runs the same core flow locally. The cloud is there when sharing and larger workloads matter.
Can I reuse the same cleanup steps?
Yes. Save the routine once and apply it when the next version of the file arrives.
Is this only for technical users?
No SQL degree required. Upload the file, ask in plain language, and inspect the answer.