Ask your data. Keep exploring.
Ask PlotPeek brings a conversation into your workflow: ask a question, follow up on the answer and review the next chart change. On-device language models interpret your request; PlotPeek calculates the results from your data.
Ask, then follow up
Get means, medians, percentiles, date coverage and dataset counts, or up to six descriptive statistics together. Follow up with another metric or column while keeping the chosen data and row scope. Ask also explains supported features and analysis concepts.
Bring the right data
Search and choose up to four loaded or Project files without changing the plot selection. Attach CSV, Excel or Parquet temporarily for comparisons without adding them to Projects. Missing files or ambiguous columns lead to clear choices.
Review the next chart change
Ask to change the analysis, columns, date range, resampling or smoothing. Review proposed changes before applying them, with Undo for supported changes. Prepare CSV data or PNG, JPEG and PDF plots, then finish through the system save dialog.
Keep answers with your work
Reopen the current conversation and draft, browse chat history, fork a conversation or turn an answer into an editable Note. Optional iCloud Drive chat sync is separate from Projects sync and off by default; temporary attachments are not synced.
A more natural conversation space
Native Liquid Glass controls, quieter source details and better keyboard dismissal keep the focus on the question. Reach Ask from Controls or the Command Bar, with a configurable Mac shortcut. Validated Siri and Shortcuts actions use the same analysis controls.
On-device by design
Interpretation runs locally, and PlotPeek computes fresh results rather than asking a model to calculate them. Source details and reasoning show the operations performed. You can hide Ask in Settings without deleting your chats; cloud inference is not enabled in this beta.
Ask PlotPeek requires a supported device with Apple Intelligence enabled and the on-device model available. This is a beta, not the current App Store release. XLSX and Parquet are supported for import, not export. Try the 1.3 beta on TestFlight