Vizzy

Vizzy

Data Visualization powered by ChatGPT

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Vizzy uses ChatGPT to visualize any kind of data. Upload JSON, CSV, XML, or anything else, and ask Vizzy to create charts, graphs, maps, or any other kind of graphic. Vizzy is 100% open source, MIT license
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Open Source•Artificial Intelligence•Data Visualization
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Robert Brennan
Maker
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I made Vizzy as a way of learning more about prompt engineering. Here's the project on GitHub: https://github.com/rbren/vizzy
Robert Brennan
Maker
@louisa_gendelle Thank you!
Oliver Bahne
Might be wrong, but can ChatGPT not do this already?
Boris Polyak
@oliver_bahne I'm sure it can
Robert Brennan
Maker
@oliver_bahne So you might be confusing this with ChatGPT's ability to output images, e.g. "a teddybear skateboarding in times square". GPT can also execute python code, which allows it to display some simple graphs directly in the chat console. But there's also no way to upload a custom dataset (AFAIK) and have it use that--it has to be data that fits inside the context window. (Edit: this seems inaccurate, but I have a chat that shows some of the limitations of ChatGPT here: https://chat.openai.com/share/2e... That said, we are building on top of ChatGPT, so hypothetically anything you can do with Vizzy you could do with ChatGPT. But it would involve a lot prompt engineering, and a lot of copy-pasting code in and out of the ChatGPT interface. Vizzy allows for a rapid development loop.
Oliver Bahne
@rbren with the paid version of ChatGPT you can upload CSVs and ask it to analyze data.
Robert Brennan
Maker
@oliver_bahne Yup you're right! I actually didn't know this. I've been playing with it, and there are still a lot of limitations in the vanilla ChatGPT experience. Edited my comment above to reflect that
Rajesh Kumar
Congratulations on the launch! 🚀📊 Introducing Vizzy, the data visualization tool powered by ChatGPT. Simply upload JSON, CSV, XML, or any data format, and let Vizzy create charts, graphs, maps, and more. It's 100% open source with an MIT license. Explore the power of data visualization with Vizzy!