SQL executes inside DuckDB-Wasm in the visitor's browser. It does not consume Worker CPU.
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open data you can trust
Find the right dataset, understand what it contains, and see the evidence behind its freshness, size and usability before you rely on it.
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Source-level graph with explicit relationship contracts. An edge can be dataset-scoped, lossy or contextual; connectivity never means universal record-level joinability.
Runs in your browser. Load files, query them with DuckDB SQL, test join cardinality and inspect duplicate keys before you trust a merge. Local files are not uploaded.
Load data
Remote URLs are tried directly first. For catalogue CSV/TSV files blocked by CORS, SQL Lab may fetch the complete file through the approved opaque-ID relay when it fits within 8 MiB. Arbitrary URLs are never relayed.
Write a SELECT
Visual Data Studio
Turn the current SQL query into charts and pivots, right in your browser. Use the demo to explore the controls without loading publisher data.
The visualization uses at most 10,000 query rows and warns when capped. Exported view settings contain no dataset. The Perspective engine loads from a third-party CDN only when used.
Build & test a join
Duplicate explorer
Show every row whose selected key occurs more than once.
What stays free
Files stay local to the browser session. No upload endpoint is involved.
The browser contacts publishers directly first. Catalogue CSV/TSV blocked by CORS can use the complete-file ≤8 MiB relay; larger files stay download/drop only unless direct CORS works.
DuckDB-Wasm is loaded from jsDelivr on first use, keeping large WASM binaries out of this GitHub repo and Cloudflare assets.
This compares publishers and access routes; use the Dataset Atlas to inspect individual fields, versions and record-level compatibility.