Instantly fix UTF-8 encoding errors, scrambled characters, and corrupted text symbols in your Excel and CSV files. Features an automated, zero storage backend pipeline. Your uploaded data is processed strictly in volatile transient memory, transformed row-by-row, and immediately emailed to your inbox. No databases, no user accounts required, and zero long-term data retention.
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Hey Product Hunt!
I built CleanCSV because corrupted symbols and messy data fields waste hours of manual cleaning work every week.
Instead of forcing you to build complex Python scripts or upload your sensitive data to unverified SaaS databases, CleanCSV runs on a strict transient-memory pipeline.
Here is how the automated workflow functions:
1. Drop your messy file into the secure Tally form.
2. Make.com processes the data rows through OpenAI's secure API.
3. The pristine, clean table is sent straight to your email.
4. The execution cache is immediately destroyed upon delivery.
The freemium tier gives you 3 clean files per month completely free.
I am actively monitoring this launch thread, so please drop your feedback, feature requests, or questions below!
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honestly this looks super useful, the email delivery approach is clever. one thing though, it would be really helpful if you could add a preview of the first few rows before sending, just so you can confirm the encoding fix actually worked on your specific data before waiting for the email to come through.
That’s actually a really good point. Right now, I have it going straight to email purely for privacy—the data hits the transient memory, cleans up, and gets emailed out instantly so nothing ever touches a database.
But you're totally right, a quick 3-row preview on screen would save a lot of time and give that instant peace of mind before opening your inbox. I'm definitely adding that to the dashboard checklist for V2.
honestly this looks super useful, the email delivery approach is clever. one thing though, it would be really helpful if you could add a preview of the first few rows before sending, just so you can confirm the encoding fix actually worked on your specific data before waiting for the email to come through.
@c_kurtar55949 Hey Sibel! Thanks for checking it out.
That’s actually a really good point. Right now, I have it going straight to email purely for privacy—the data hits the transient memory, cleans up, and gets emailed out instantly so nothing ever touches a database.
But you're totally right, a quick 3-row preview on screen would save a lot of time and give that instant peace of mind before opening your inbox. I'm definitely adding that to the dashboard checklist for V2.
Really appreciate the feedback!