Gigasheet is a no-code big data spreadsheet that opens billion-row datasets in the browser with AI-assisted analysis.
Gigasheet lets ordinary spreadsheet users work with truly large data: it ingests CSVs, log files and security data at billion-row scale and presents a filterable, pivotable grid that responds instantly. AI features generate formulas, explain data and surface anomalies in plain language. Enrichment lookups and cross-file joins extend analysis beyond single sheets, and collaboration features let teams share investigations. It is especially popular in security and network analysis contexts.
Create a dataset and upload your large files — even billions of rows load into the browser grid. Filter, group and pivot without code, ask AI to explain patterns or write formulas, and share the investigation with your team.
Gigasheet is freemium: a free plan handles personal datasets up to a size limit; paid plans scale storage, row limits, enrichment and team features.
Security analysts, network engineers and data teams who outgrew Excel but don’t want to write SQL or Python for every question.
Yes. Gigasheet’s free plan supports large personal datasets; bigger storage, enrichment and team capabilities are part of paid plans.
Gigasheet offers API and automation options on paid plans for data ingestion and workflow integration.
Compared with Excel, Gigasheet handles massive datasets without crashing; compared with SQL warehouses, it requires zero coding or schema work.
Gigasheet is not a full data warehouse — very complex transformations may outgrow it. For spreadsheet users facing huge files, however, nothing else makes the data this accessible.
Gigasheet is built for billion-row scale — its core promise is spreadsheet-style exploration of datasets far beyond what Excel or Sheets can load.
No. Filtering, grouping and pivoting are all no-code, and the AI assistant can explain data and generate formulas from plain-language requests.