RowSwift: Data Explorer
Quick CSV Stats & Charts
About
Analyze and visualize CSV data directly on your device. Inspect file structures, summarize columns with statistical insights, and create various chart types. Filter large datasets and export charts as PNGs.
What's New in RowSwift
3.2
November 6, 2026
New in 3.2: bar charts, text columns on chart axes, axis titles you can rename, and smoother scrolling throughout. Explore any CSV on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
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FAQ
What devices does RowSwift support?
RowSwift is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, allowing you to explore your data across Apple devices.
How often is RowSwift updated?
The latest version, 3.2, was released on 2026-11-06, indicating active development and regular updates for the app.
Is RowSwift suitable for large CSV files?
Yes, RowSwift includes row filters to help you focus on specific data within large files while maintaining smooth scrolling performance.
Can I export my analyzed data from RowSwift?
You can save any chart you create as a PNG image and also write your data back to a CSV file for further use.
Does RowSwift collect user data?
No, all processing for RowSwift stays on your device. The app collects no analytics and requires no account, ensuring your privacy.
What kind of charts can I create with RowSwift?
RowSwift allows you to create histogram, box plot, scatter plot, pie chart, and line views to understand data distributions and relationships.
What is the age rating for RowSwift?
RowSwift has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
How does RowSwift handle CSV file imports?
You can open CSV files directly from your device's Files app, iCloud Drive, a web URL, or by pasting from your clipboard.
