Spreadsheet
Edit a live grid, or ask the AI to clean, reshape or derive columns — it writes real, inspectable steps, not a black box.
Analyze anything. Any model. Locally.
A spreadsheet, notebook and dashboard in one workspace. The AI proposes each step — you review it before it touches your data, and every analysis replays, step by step, on next week's file. Local-first, and built to work with any model, from a small one on your machine to Claude.
Windows 10/11 · free beta · your data never leaves your machine
Notebook
Every step becomes a replayable cell. Read it in Polars, SQL or Excel formulas — no Python required to follow what happened.
Dashboard
Promote any analysis to a live dashboard your team can read — it stays in sync with the pipeline behind it.
You approve every step
The AI plans; you see the exact steps and what they'll do to your data, and nothing runs until you say so.
Runs again next week
Save an analysis and re-run it on a new file. It shows you what changed since last time, and flags anything that broke.
Your data stays put
Execution is local. Even with a cloud model, only the schema and stats are sent — never your rows.
| Model tier | Where it runs |
|---|---|
| Local | Runs on your machine — free, private, best for routine work. |
| Your key | Bring your own API key for a more capable hosted model when a task needs it. |
| Frontier | Claude and other frontier models for the hardest reasoning steps. |
Switch anytime. The same trust rules apply to every tier — your rows never leave the machine.
Full access — local models included, bring your own key for hosted or frontier models.
Paid plans arrive once the beta wraps — shaped by what beta users actually need.
Good analysis kept getting stuck between three tools, and every AI-assisted step meant sending data out and paying frontier prices for work a small model could do. So DataGadt is one workspace that works with whatever model fits the task, keeps your data local, and remembers exactly how it got every answer.
Download the beta
Beta access is by invite — log in if you have an account, or email us to request one.
The beta isn't code-signed yet, so Windows may show a "protected your PC" notice — click More info → Run anyway.