Devirto is a no-code data exploration tool that turns CSV files into automated EDA. Upload a dataset to detect column types, data quality issues, feature relationships and relevance, and generate statistical insights. Test your own hypotheses, filter problematic data, download cleaned datasets, and build custom PDF reports. No setup, no code, and currently no sign-up required. Devirto is free to use while I test it with real-world datasets.
I built Devirto because exploratory data analysis often starts with the same question: “What’s actually inside this dataset?”
Instead of writing code just to get the first picture, I wanted a tool where you can upload a CSV and immediately start exploring its structure, data quality, relationships, relevance, and statistical insights.
Devirto is still an early-stage MVP, so I’m especially interested in testing it on real-world datasets that I haven’t seen before.
It’s currently completely free and requires no sign-up. Uploaded datasets are processed in memory and aren’t saved to persistent server or cloud storage.
If you work with data, I’d really appreciate you trying it with one of your datasets. I’m especially interested in hearing: • Did Devirto find anything useful or unexpected? • Was anything confusing or incorrect? • What would make you want to use it again?
Hello everyone!
I built Devirto because exploratory data analysis often starts with the same question: “What’s actually inside this dataset?”
Instead of writing code just to get the first picture, I wanted a tool where you can upload a CSV and immediately start exploring its structure, data quality, relationships, relevance, and statistical insights.
Devirto is still an early-stage MVP, so I’m especially interested in testing it on real-world datasets that I haven’t seen before.
It’s currently completely free and requires no sign-up. Uploaded datasets are processed in memory and aren’t saved to persistent server or cloud storage.
If you work with data, I’d really appreciate you trying it with one of your datasets. I’m especially interested in hearing:
• Did Devirto find anything useful or unexpected?
• Was anything confusing or incorrect?
• What would make you want to use it again?
Thanks for checking it out!