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Visual data pipelines.
In your browser.

Upload or fetch data, transform it with nodes, and chart the result — then share the pipeline with your team.

Drag-and-drop nodesCharts + tablesFork & share
Datawire editor canvas showing nodes connected into a pipeline

Drag nodes, connect edges, run, and inspect results — all in the browser.

How it works

From raw data to shareable insight

A simple workflow that stays readable as it grows.

1) Load

Upload CSV/JSON or fetch from a public URL.

2) Transform

Filter, select, sort, group, and join datasets with nodes.

3) Visualise

Render bar/line/pie charts and inspect results in a paginated table.

Node library

Everything you need to build a pipeline

Accurate to the current app: 8 nodes (sources, transforms, visualise).

File Input
Load CSV/JSON from local upload
Fetch URL
Fetch CSV/JSON from a public URL
Filter Rows
Operators: ==, !=, >, <, >=, <=, contains
Select Columns
Pick which columns to keep
Sort Rows
Sort by a column (asc/desc)
Group By
Aggregate: sum/avg/count/min/max
Join Datasets
Join two tables (inner/left)
Visualise
Chart: Bar / Line / Pie

Results

Charts + paginated tables

Inspect outputs confidently — even with large datasets.

Datawire results modal showing chart preview and paginated table

Fast on big data

The UI shows a preview and fetches result pages on demand for smoother performance.

Better charts

Bar/line charts optimize labels; pie charts include a scrollable legend for long categories.

One-click viewing

Open results from the node itself or from the configuration panel.

Share & collaborate

Pipelines you can send, fork, and co-edit

Built-in collaboration patterns for teams.

Public & private sharing

Share read-only views or keep pipelines private.

Fork pipelines

Create a copy of a shared pipeline and iterate safely.

Invites & roles

Invite collaborators as viewer or editor.

Access requests

Request edit access and let owners approve/deny.

Security

Guardrails for URL data fetches

Designed to keep URL-based imports safe-by-default.

CORS-friendly

Fetch URL routes through a server proxy to avoid client-side CORS issues.

SSRF protections

Blocks unsafe hosts/IP ranges and enforces safe content types.

Size limits

Caps responses to keep the app fast and predictable.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Does it run locally?
Pipelines execute client-side in a background worker so the UI stays responsive.
What formats are supported?
CSV and JSON.
Can I share pipelines?
Yes: public/private, read-only views, forks, invites, and access requests.
Is it fast on big data?
The UI uses previews and on-demand page fetching for results tables.
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