Ask your data a question. Get a table and chart back.

Describe what you want — "show totals by category, sorted descending" — and the AI converts it into a precise filter-group-aggregate-sort pipeline run over your data. No spreadsheet skill required.

Don't have a CSV yet? Describe a question over a set of notes, PDFs, or web links and the AI extracts the rows and columns for you — synthesizing a structured table from prose sources.

Ask the AI to add a column — "flag rows where revenue is above average" or "compute month-over-month growth" — and it derives it deterministically in JS, so the result is reproducible and auditable.

Every analysis result comes with a companion chart block. You get a table and a visual in the same step — no copy-pasting data into a separate chart tool.

The result is a normal note. Edit it, add commentary, link it to the research that supports it, or chain it into the next AI pass. Your analysis doesn't end in a one-way export.

Export any result table with one click — take it back to Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets whenever you need to share outside JustJot.ai.

What kind of data can I analyze?

Paste or import a CSV and it becomes a table node you can query in plain English. You can also synthesize a table from prose sources — notes, PDFs, or URLs — when you don't start with structured data.

Do I need to know SQL or Python?

No. You describe what you want in natural language — filter, group, aggregate, sort, derive — and the AI compiles it into a deterministic step pipeline executed over your data. No code, no formulas.

How is this different from a spreadsheet AI add-on?

The analysis lives inside your note workspace alongside the research, writing, and sources that produced the data. You don't switch apps; results link back to the notes and PDFs they came from, and you can publish or paywall the findings directly.

Can I add derived columns?

Yes. Ask for a derived column in plain English — "compute average per category" or "flag outliers above 2× the mean" — and it's computed in JS over the table. The step spec is saved with the result so you can rerun or extend it.

Is it free?

Yes — import a CSV and run your first analysis for free, without a credit card. Paid tiers add heavier usage limits and the ability to paywall your published findings.