What data sources does Chartify support?

Chartify supports CSV files, Postgres, and MySQL databases.

What chart libraries are supported by Chartify?

Chartify supports Plotly, Matplotlib, Seaborn, and Charts.js.

How does Chartify generate charts?

Chartify uses OpenAI's GPT3 model to generate charts based on natural language queries and data from uploaded files or connected databases.

Chartify: AI-powered chart and graph generation from data using natural language queries.

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Chartify Product Information

What is Chartify?

Chartify generates charts and graphs from CSV files and databases using OpenAI's GPT3 model. You can ask questions about your data using natural language and get charts, and the underlying code for plotly, matplotlib, and seaborn. Turn CSVs and database tables into rich, interactive charts and graphs. Let our AI suggest new ways to visualize data, or ask for your own, from pie charts to line graphs and bar charts.

How to use Chartify?

1. Upload your data (CSV, Postgres, or MySQL). 2. Get AI-recommended visualizations. 3. Ask questions to generate charts across Plotly, Matplotlib, Seaborn, and Charts.js.