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Pipelines you can open in one click.

A recipe is just a pipeline preset encoded directly in the link — nothing lives on a server, and neither does your data. Open one and the steps arrive pre-configured in the workflow builder; drop your CSV after it opens and everything runs locally, in your browser.

Ten presets

Quick clean

The 10-second sanity pass: structural issues flagged, exact duplicate rows dropped.

Validate→Remove duplicates

Case-insensitive dedupe

Catches “ACME Corp” vs “acme corp” — duplicate rows that differ only in letter case.

Remove duplicates

Audit only

Just the full validation report — every structural issue listed, nothing changed.

Validate

First 1,000 rows

Validate, then keep the first 1,000 rows — a clean sample for quick experiments.

Validate→Query with SQL

Excel-safe split

Validate, then split into 100,000-row files Excel opens comfortably.

Validate→Split CSV

1,000-row chunks

Split into 1,000-row files — for tools and APIs with row limits.

Split CSV

Dedupe, then split

Clean once, ship in pieces: exact duplicates dropped, then 5,000-row files.

Remove duplicates→Split CSV

Clean 100-row sample

Validate, dedupe, keep 100 rows — shareable fixtures cut from real data.

Validate→Remove duplicates→Query with SQL

Filter + sort starter

The steps arrive ready — pick your filter and sort columns after loading a file.

Filter rows→Sort rows

Full workup

The whole assembly line in one link: validate, dedupe, filter, sort, first 1,000 rows.

Validate→Remove duplicates→Filter rows→Sort rows→Query with SQL

The janitor

Messy export → tidy table: snake_case headers, whitespace scrubbed, blanks carried down, duplicates dropped.

Clean headers→Trim whitespace→Fill blanks→Remove duplicates

Fill down blanks

Un-merge merged cells: every blank takes the value above it — the classic Excel-export repair.

Fill blanks

Database-ready headers

snake_case headers and trimmed values, so the file imports into Postgres or SQLite without quoting drama.

Clean headers→Trim whitespace→Validate

A recipe is a starting point, not a contract — once open, every step can be tweaked, reordered, disabled or removed, exactly as if you'd built the pipeline by hand. Prefer a blank slate? Start from an empty pipeline.