RowSwift vs CSVly

RowSwift lets you explore and analyse comma-separated files right on your device. Open a CSV from Files, iCloud Drive, a URL, or the clipboard and inspect its structure. The app summarises each column by showing counts, unique values, minimum and maximum, mean, and quartiles. You can switch between histogram, box-plot, scatter-plot, pie chart, and line views to understand distributions and relationships. When a file is large, row filters help you focus on the portion that matters while keeping scrolling smooth. Any chart can be saved as a PNG, and data can be written back to CSV. All processing stays on your device. RowSwift collects no analytics and requires no account.

CSVly lets you create, view, and edit CSV files with a clean, distraction-free interface. Unlike heavy spreadsheet apps, CSVly stays simple: quick access, intuitive editing, and no lock-in. Core Features • Create new files or import existing CSVs • Mobile-optimized UI: Show up to 3 key columns plus an optional category, tap rows to view full details • intuitive editing, sort, search, and group items for easy organization • Save locally or sync with iCloud (Pro+ feature) • Organize with recent files and folders Advanced Features • Import/export CSV/TSV with multiple encodings (UTF-8, Shift_JIS, EUC-JP) • Copy tables as Markdown for notes or documentation • Switch between full table view and plain text view • Zoom and rotate for comfortable viewing on any screen From business and study to everyday task management, CSVly makes handling CSV files simple and seamless on your phone. * Terms of Use (Apple Standard EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ * Privacy Policy: https://l-forest.com/privacy