Say hello to StatQuickie — the playful, no-nonsense stats explorer that helps you understand your data in record time.
Upload a file, sip your coffee, and boom — insight! ☕📈
👉 Try it live: https://statquickie.streamlit.app
- 🗂 Upload CSV or Excel files
- 🔍 Auto-detects numbers, categories, and dates
- 🧠 Layman-friendly summaries (e.g., “tightly clustered” vs “widely spread”)
- 📊 Visualize with Plotly + Matplotlib (histograms, KDE, ECDFs, etc.)
- 🧪 Run t-tests, fit regression lines, get R² and MSE instantly
- 🎛 Interactive UI with Streamlit — no code needed!
bash installer-macos-universal.sh
This will:
- Detect your Mac architecture (Intel or Apple Silicon)
- Install Miniforge (if needed)
- Create the
statquickie
environment - Add Desktop shortcut to launch the app【93†source】
Right-click → Run with PowerShell → installer-windows.ps1
This will:
- Detect Anaconda/Miniconda installation
- Create or update
statquickie
conda environment using__environment__.yml
- Create a launcher script and desktop shortcut
- Generate an uninstaller for cleanup
💡 Note: Ensure Conda is installed before running.
git clone https://github.com/your-username/statquickie.git
cd statquickie
pip install -r requirements.txt
streamlit run app.py
From requirements.txt
:
streamlit
,pandas
,numpy
,matplotlib
,plotly
,openpyxl
,xlrd
scikit-learn
,scipy
,lightgbm
【95†source】
Because not everyone has time to write Python scripts or decipher p-values.
StatQuickie lets you:
- Get the story behind the numbers
- Show off visual insights in seconds
- Wow your colleagues (or your future self)
Whether you're a data newbie or seasoned analyst, StatQuickie makes stats feel less... staticky.
Pull requests welcome! Open an issue, suggest features, or drop by with a virtual high-five ✋
Let’s make stats less scary, together.
MIT License — do what you want, just don’t blame us if your boss loves it too much.
Thanks to OpenAI's ChatGPT for helping brainstorm, draft, and polish this README — and making documentation (and stats) a lot more fun.