Data editor
A fast, Excel-like sheet with a Variable View for metadata, value labels, missing-value handling, and self-documenting column tooltips.
Desktop statistical analysis
ChakataStat is a desktop app for serious data analysis — a fast, spreadsheet-style editor backed by a native Rust engine, with a broad Analyze program, an in-app AI assistant, and full reproducibility built in.
Windows · macOS · Linux
One application, five ways to reach the same catalog: the GUI, an editable syntax console, the AI assistant, an MCP server for external agents, and a headless batch runner.
A fast, Excel-like sheet with a Variable View for metadata, value labels, missing-value handling, and self-documenting column tooltips.
Descriptives, regression, GLM and mixed models, survival and time series, multivariate methods, Bayesian tests and more — 87 analysis tools in one catalog.
Histograms, scatterplots, boxplots and a unified Chart Builder, painted straight into the output viewer.
A provider-neutral agent — Claude, or any OpenAI-compatible backend, including a local Ollama — that runs analyses in plain language and renders results inline.
Every GUI action emits an editable, re-runnable command. Export output to HTML, Markdown or LaTeX, or as a Python script.
A native Rust engine — an in-house columnar store with Parquet I/O over Apache Arrow — does the heavy lifting off the UI thread.
A real dataset, in the app — the data editor, its metadata view, an Analyze dialog and the resulting output.
87
analysis tools, one catalog
Descriptive Statistics, Compare Means and Correlate; Regression (linear, logistic, Poisson, regularized, robust, nonlinear, instrumental variables); General Linear Model, Linear Mixed Models and GLMM; Factor / PCA, Cluster and Discriminant analysis; Survival (Kaplan-Meier, Cox, parametric); Time Series (ARIMA, seasonal decomposition); Bayesian tests; and Nonparametric methods.
Available for Windows now — macOS and Linux are coming soon.
This early build isn't code-signed yet, so Windows may show a SmartScreen "Unknown publisher" warning — click More info → Run anyway to continue. It's a .zip: unzip it and run ChakataStat.exe.