Tomat AI
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Commabot
Tomat AI
Tomat AI is an innovative data analytics platform that combines the power of artificial intelligence with a user-friendly interface to transform how users handle CSV and Excel files. The platform offers a comprehensive solution for data analysis, featuring instant report building capabilities and AI-powered bulk analysis tools, all without requiring coding knowledge.
The tool stands out for its ability to handle files of any size without cloud uploads, offering features like intuitive drag-and-drop operations, automated data profiling, and seamless file merging capabilities. With built-in AI functionality, users can perform complex tasks such as data cleaning, extraction, summarization, and sentiment analysis at scale.
Commabot
Commabot revolutionizes CSV and spreadsheet management by providing users with an intuitive workspace enhanced by artificial intelligence. The platform features a clean, organized interface for viewing and editing data, complemented by an AI assistant that helps automate tedious data manipulation tasks.
With advanced processing algorithms and a user-friendly interface that includes dark mode support, Commabot streamlines data management workflows while reducing eye strain. The platform offers sophisticated features for data extraction from unstructured text and bulk editing capabilities, making it an efficient solution for both basic and complex data handling needs.
Tomat AI
Pricing
Commabot
Pricing
Tomat AI
Features
- Local Processing: Handle large files without cloud uploads
- Visual Analytics: Step-by-step interface with drag-and-drop functionality
- File Merging: Combine multiple sheets or files without complex formulas
- Workflow Automation: Save and replay data processing steps
- AI Integration: Perform complex data analysis and transformation tasks
- Data Export: Export to Excel and CSV or create custom reports
- Database Connectivity: Connect to PostgreSQL and Snowflake databases
Commabot
Features
- Clean Interface: Organized view for CSV and spreadsheet files
- AI Assistant: Automated help for data manipulation tasks
- Data Extraction: Tools for extracting information from unstructured text
- Bulk Editing: Automated bulk editing capabilities
- Dark Mode: Customizable interface for reduced eye strain
- File Management: Support for various file sizes and workspace storage
Tomat AI
Use cases
- Bulk data cleaning and transformation
- Automated report generation
- Data merging and consolidation
- Sentiment analysis on large datasets
- Data verification and validation
- Multi-source data integration
- Automated data processing workflows
Commabot
Use cases
- Data cleaning and organization
- Bulk data manipulation
- Spreadsheet management
- Text data extraction
- Automated data processing
- Data analysis assistance
Tomat AI
FAQs
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Is Tomat safe and secure to use?
Yes, Tomat operates entirely on your local machine, ensuring data privacy and security. Files never leave your laptop, and only data specifically requested for improvement or enrichment is sent through the official OpenAI API.How many AI credits do I need?
Users start with 30,000 trial credits. For typical tasks like verification, summarization, or sentiment analysis on 10-15 datasets with around 1,000 rows each, 500,000–1,000,000 credits are usually sufficient. Simpler tasks often require 100,000–200,000 credits.What skills are needed to start working with Tomat?
Basic Excel knowledge is sufficient to use Tomat, as no special technical knowledge is required.
Commabot
FAQs
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What is the maximum file size limit for the free version?
The free version supports files up to 1MB in size with a 100MB workspace.What is the pricing for the premium version?
The premium version costs $17 per month and supports files up to 25MB with a 10GB workspace.What type of support is available?
Both free and paid versions include support over email.
Tomat AI
Uptime Monitor
Average Uptime
100%
Average Response Time
232.92 ms
Last 30 Days
Commabot
Uptime Monitor
Average Uptime
100%
Average Response Time
185 ms
Last 30 Days
Tomat AI
Commabot
