Ask questions. Get charts. Step inside your data.

XR Data Explorer is a conversational data assistant for official statistics and your own datasets. Ask in plain Danish or English — by voice or text — and explore the answers as interactive 2D, 3D and VR charts, straight from your browser.

From question to chart in one conversation

No query language, no downloads, no spreadsheet gymnastics. The assistant finds the data, shapes it and charts it while you talk.

Talk to your data

Ask by voice or text, in Danish or English. The assistant searches, fetches and plots data through natural conversation.

Official statistics built in

Live connections to Danmarks Statistik, Statistics Sweden (SCB) and Alpha Vantage financial market data. Search tables, inspect variables and chart results without leaving the conversation.

Transform data by instruction

Filter, clean, calculate, aggregate, join and rank by asking. Every step is recorded, with full history and undo.

Chart recommendations you can trust

Chart type and axes are chosen deterministically from the statistics of your data — consistent and explainable, not guesswork.

Charts that stay live

Interactive 2D and 3D charts in the browser, with multi-series merging and a built-in statistics panel.

Save and return

Save datasets and chart configurations by name, and pick up your analysis exactly where you left off.

Meet inside your data

Invite your team into a shared room: everyone sees the same datasets, charts and search results in real time, with spatial voice chat and avatars. Put on a VR headset and the same analysis becomes an immersive 3D workspace — WebXR runs straight from the browser on Quest-class headsets, no app-store install.

3D bar chart of Odense population by age group and quarter, rendered in the browser

Private by architecture

Your table is never uploaded to the AI model. It stays on the server, and the assistant works through tools that read it and hand back a result — row counts, column types, an average. What does reach the model is your question, your column names, and the short list of repeating values in a grouping column; a preview you ask for adds a handful of real rows.

Ready to explore?

Create an account and go from question to chart in minutes.