ChartStud
Turn messy data into clear decisions in minutes
122 followers
Turn messy data into clear decisions in minutes
122 followers
ChartStud helps you turn raw data into beautiful charts, dashboards, and AI-powered insights. Connect your data, clean it automatically, and discover patterns in seconds.
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Congrats on the launch! Making analytics feel conversational instead of technical is a strong direction. How does ChartStud handle ambiguous or loosely phrased questions from non-technical users so the generated charts stay accurate and don’t misrepresent the underlying data?
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@vik_sh Thanks a lot, Viktor — really appreciate that! 🙌
We handle ambiguity in a few ways to keep charts accurate and avoid misrepresenting data:
Lightweight clarification: If a question is too vague, ChartStud asks a quick follow-up (e.g., which metric, time range, or segment you mean).
Sensible defaults: When possible, we apply safe defaults so users still get fast results without making risky assumptions.
Context + explanations: Each chart comes with a short explanation of what’s being shown and any assumptions made, so users understand the context.
Guardrails on interpretation: We try to avoid over-interpreting noisy data and surface trends vs. outliers in simple terms.
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@bengeekly Thank you so much! 🙌
Currently, ChartStud supports:
• CSV
• Excel
• JSON uploads
You can also connect and analyze data exported from platforms like Google Ads, Meta Ads, and other marketing tools.
We’re now working on direct integrations with ad platforms, databases, and APIs so teams can connect live data without manual exports.
I really like the idea, i come from a business/corporate background and i confirm that lots of times we are faced with this problem. I found some tools online, but its limited or it can't correctly read the uploaded csv.
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@adamsmi2023 This is exactly why I built ChartStud:
➡️ Upload a CSV
➡️ Ask questions in plain English
➡️ Get instant charts + insights
No SQL needed. No data team required.
Love the mission here. Turning analytics into a conversation instead of a technical hurdle is exactly what non technical teams need. The text to chart angle is especially powerful if positioned right. As a copywriter who helps SaaS founders clarify complex products and drive adoption, I’d be happy to share ideas on sharpening the messaging so the value feels instantly obvious to marketers and operators.
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@copywizard Thank you so much — this really means a lot
The plain-English to chart flow is compelling. How are you handling ambiguity in prompts so non-technical users still get statistically sound outputs?
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@justin_press We’re handling ambiguity in a few ways to keep outputs clear and statistically sound for non-technical users:
Clarifying questions when needed: If a prompt is vague (e.g., “show performance”), ChartStud asks a quick follow-up like which metric, time range, or segment you mean.
Smart defaults: When possible, we apply sensible defaults (e.g., recent time range, most relevant metric) so users still get useful results fast.
Chart + explanation together: Every chart comes with a short explanation of what’s being shown and any assumptions made, so users understand the context.
Guardrails on analysis: We avoid over-interpreting noisy data and surface basic statistical context (like trends vs. outliers) in simple language.
@aronsmith This looks super useful for non-technical teams. I love the plain-English approach to creating charts makes analytics way more approachable. Can’t wait to try it with some messy CSVs and see the insights it generates!
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@iimedr Thanks so much, really appreciate that!