The desktop app for big data
Analyze data that's too big for Excel and Google Sheets. No coding required!
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Why Tabmega?
Simple
Tabmega offers a simple interface for anyone familiar with spreadsheets. No need for Python, SQL, or coding just because your dataset is over a million rows.
Powerful
Tabmega can import huge files that are too large for Excel or Google Sheets. Effortlessly perform lookups, write formulas, apply filters, sort data, and create pivot tables.
Fast
Tabmega handles big data at blazing speed. Under the hood it uses DuckDB, a popular new technology that processes millions of rows in an instant.
Low cost
Tabmega saves you cloud costs by running on laptops and desktops. Use the computer sitting on your desk instead of paying for cloud services.
Secure
Tabmega lets you analyze data on your own computer. Don't risk a data breach by uploading your data to a cloud provider.
Cross-platform
Tabmega runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Use your favorite operating system and share with teammates on different operating systems.
Features
Effortlessly analyze big data
Huge CSV files
Import gigabytes of CSV data with millions and billions of rows.
Save money by analyzing big data on your laptop or desktop instead of expensive cloud computing.
Contact us if you have other formats like JSON or Parquet - we plan to support them soon.
Familar Features
Use a simple spreadsheet interface - no need for coding and overcomplicating.
Perform lookups across tables, write formulas, apply filters, sort data, and create pivot tables.
Export to CSV or copy to clipboard for transporting to other tools.
Personal computing
Don't worry about cloud costs - crunch data with your own computer.
Work fast and independently. Avoid cloud BI tools that often slow down with multiple users.
Keep data private and secure instead of uploading to a cloud service and risking a data breach.
Cross-platform
Run on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Share Tabmega files (.tmga) the same way you'd share a big excel file.
Easily incorporate into your company's existing best practices, such as using shared company drives and encrypted USB sticks.
