No chart-picking, no perfect prompts. Ask anything, confused or not. Threadfisher answers in visuals instead of text, helping you understand your data, find insights, or build something from a rough idea. Every visual's interactive, click to explore or annotate, then export as HTML, PNG, or embed.
Threadfisher started with a pretty simple idea: sometimes you want to see something to understand it, but you don't necessarily know what kind of visualization would help. At its core, I wanted a place I could just bring a question, or my own confusion, or data I didn't fully understand yet, and come away actually understanding it.
I didn't want to build another tool where you first have to decide "I need a line graph" or "I need a diagram." I wanted you to be able to just ask what you're trying to understand and let the AI help decide what to render.
That eventually grew into the app it is today. You can ask a question, get an interactive visualization with a short answer, continue exploring in Ask, and refine the visualization through Edit when you realize what you actually want to see. You can also bring your own data, annotate what you make, and take the visual outside Threadfisher through sharing, embeds, and exports.
I built the visualization system myself, and I'm really curious to see what other people try to use it for.
If you try Threadfisher, I'd especially love to know: what was the first thing you asked it, and is it something you'd actually come back to?