Talk to your data, get answers.

    The open-source AI workspace for data analysis. Connect CSV, BigQuery, Google Sheets or SQL databases, ask questions in natural language, and get visual answers with charts and tables.

    Everything included

    The whole toolkit, in one workspace.

    All the features you need to turn raw data into actionable insights.

    CSV / XLSXBigQueryGoogle SheetsSQL databasesNatural language queriesAuto chartsAlertsDashboardsMulti-languageStudio reportsAudio narrationAPI keysTelegram / WhatsAppCDP workspaceETL pipelinesAudit trailDark modeSelf-hosted
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    FAQ

    Frequently asked questions

    What is Data Talks?

    Data Talks is an open-source AI workspace for talking to your data in natural language. Connect a CSV, BigQuery, Google Sheets, Postgres or any SQL database, ask questions, and get answers with charts.

    Is it really free?

    Yes. Data Talks is open source under the Apache 2.0 license. You can run it for free on your own infrastructure with Docker. The only cost is the LLM tokens you choose to spend.

    Which data sources are supported?

    Over 35 sources including BigQuery, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Snowflake, Redshift, SQLite, Google Sheets, CSV, XLSX, Salesforce, HubSpot, Stripe, GA4, and more.

    Can I self-host it?

    Yes. Data Talks is designed self-hosted-first. Spin it up with Docker Compose on your own VPS or Kubernetes cluster — no telemetry, no usage limits.

    How does it compare to Metabase, Wren AI or Chat2DB?

    We maintain an honest comparison page. The short version: Data Talks wins on multilingual UX (PT/EN/ES), recurring NL alerts, and Google Sheets connectivity. The others win on community size and (for Wren AI) semantic-layer maturity.

    Which LLM does it use?

    Pluggable. OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, and any LiteLLM-compatible model. Configure it per workspace — useful for data residency or local inference.

    Can I use it in production?

    Yes. Pin charts to dashboards, schedule recurring alerts via webhook or Telegram, and inspect the raw SQL behind every answer for auditability.