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Data Desk
Small browser tools for research and everyday data work
Combine CSV files while preserving source filenames, reshape wide tables into long format, and convert video frames to seconds. All three tools run in your browser without uploading data or requiring an account. Try the included examples first. Built by a behavioral neuroscience graduate student using AI assistance. Free tools, with an optional $10 CSV-preparation service by request.
I’m Kobe. I study behavioral neuroscience, and I tend to learn by trying to build the thing I wish I had. One of my projects started because I wanted to label behavioral data on my phone or tablet instead of being stuck at a desktop.
Data Desk is where I’m starting to collect smaller tools: combining CSV exports without losing track of the source files, turning repeated-measure columns into rows, and converting video frames to seconds. You can try examples or use your own files. These tools run in your browser, without uploading the data.
I used AI to help build this. The point is having a useful next step ready when you need it. This is an early version, and I’d rather hear what gets in your way than pretend I already know what everyone needs. What’s the task you keep doing by hand?
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About Data Desk on Product Hunt
“Small browser tools for research and everyday data work”
Data Desk was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #322 on the daily leaderboard. Combine CSV files while preserving source filenames, reshape wide tables into long format, and convert video frames to seconds. All three tools run in your browser without uploading data or requiring an account. Try the included examples first. Built by a behavioral neuroscience graduate student using AI assistance. Free tools, with an optional $10 CSV-preparation service by request.
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