RawSort

Analyze CSV, JSON & Excel files entirely in your browser

5 followers

Analyze CSV, JSON & Excel files entirely in your browser

5 followers

Rawsort is a free data analysis toolkit that runs 100% locally in your browser. Drop a CSV, JSON, or Excel file and get instant charts, trend detection, and insights no upload, no account, no cloud, non of your files leave the system, Not "we delete it after 24 hours" private. Actually never-touch-a-server private. Includes a CSV↔JSON converter, CSV merger, and tools for Stripe and Shopify exports. All free, all local.

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Rawsort

Launched this week

Analyze CSV, JSON & Excel files entirely in your browser

Rawsort is a free data analysis toolkit that runs 100% locally in your browser. Drop a CSV, JSON, or Excel file and get instant charts, trend detection, and insights no upload, no account, no cloud. Not "we delete it after 24 hours" private. Actually never-touch-a-server private. Includes a CSV↔JSON converter, CSV merger, and tools for Stripe and Shopify exports. All free, all local.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Data & Analytics•Data Visualization

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Rawsort started because I kept needing to quickly make sense of CSV exports Stripe payouts, Shopify orders, database dumps and every tool I found either wanted me to upload my data to their servers to see a chart. The original version was basically a single page that parsed a CSV and spat out a table. No charts, no insights, barely functional. It worked but it wasn't something I'd actually use regularly. I have updated our ui to be better and higher quality from our previous one Over the past few months it's grown into a full toolkit proper charts, trend detection, anomaly alerts, a copy-ready report, JSON and Excel support, converters, a CSV merger, and use-case pages for Stripe and Shopify specifically. Everything still runs 100% in the browser, that part never changed. But now it's actually something I open when I need to look at data instead of reaching for Excel. The core idea was always the same: your data is yours, it shouldn't have to touch a stranger's server just so you can see a bar chart of it. None of the files you upload leave your system

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Previous RawSort Launches

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Launched on March 5th, 2026

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Launched on February 21st, 2026