Shape your data.
Then bring it to life.
Binse is one app for the whole job. Build a data flow on a canvas, design an interactive dashboard on the results, draw the diagram that explains it, and schedule everything to run on its own. No account. No upload. No server.
Recorded from Binse 2026.10.37 on the sample data that ships with the app. Nothing is mocked up.
Data Flow
Drag in tools, connect them, press Run. See the rows at every step. 116 tools and a streaming engine for files bigger than memory.
Explore Data Flow →Dashboards
362 interactive visuals on a responsive grid. Click a bar and everything else filters. Export the whole thing as one HTML file.
Explore Dashboards →Diagrams
Flowcharts, floor plans, networks, schemas and mind maps. 10,374 shapes, 220 templates, and shapes that read your data.
Explore Diagrams →Schedules
Run a flow, refresh a dashboard or a diagram every hour, day, week or month, or whenever a folder changes. With a run history.
Explore Schedules →See the data at every step.
Build the flow on a canvas, press Run, and every tool shows what went in and what came out. No guessing what a join did. No exporting to check.
- 116 tools in 14 categories. Joins, formulas, summaries, clean-up, parsing, time series, spatial and predictive work.
- Over 50 file types. Text, spreadsheets, JSON, Parquet, databases, statistical and spatial files, and archives.
- Built for big files. Text streams through the engine and is never held in memory whole, so multi-gigabyte files work on an ordinary laptop.
Click anything. Everything else answers.
Design on a responsive grid from CSV, Excel, Parquet or a database. Click a bar, a slice or a country and every visual on the page filters to match.
- 362 visuals in 17 groups. KPI tiles, maps, Gantt charts, bullet charts, Sankeys, matrices, control charts and more.
- Share without a server. Export a dashboard as a single HTML file. It opens in any browser, offline, with the filters still working.
- A 50 GB CSV works like a 5,000-row sheet. Big files are converted to a local column store beside the file and queried in place.
Draw the picture that explains it.
Flowcharts, swimlanes, BPMN, org charts, database schemas, network and cloud architecture, floor plans, mind maps and whiteboards. Start from a template or a blank page.
- 10,374 shapes, 111,893 icons, 220 templates. One search box across all of it.
- Shapes that read your data. Bind a shape to a file, a query, an API or a flow's output and let it recolour by rule.
- Opens what others made. 39 import formats including Visio, draw.io, Mermaid, PlantUML, BPMN and DXF. 32 export formats.
Then let it run itself.
Pick a flow, a dashboard or a diagram and say when. Every hour, every night, every Monday, the first of the month, or whenever a file lands in a folder.
- Chain steps. Clean the data, refresh the dashboard's HTML export, recolour the architecture diagram. In order, stopping at the first failure.
- A run history that names the culprit. When it started, how long it took, how many rows it wrote and, on a failure, which tool broke.
- No server. Runs happen on your PC while you are signed in to Windows. Binse does not even need to be open.
Four tools that already know about each other.
They share one engine, one list of database and API connections, and one set of files in your Documents folder. The output of one is the input of the next.
Clean and join the data
A flow writes its result straight into Dashboards as a live table, or ends in a diagram with Send to Diagrams.
Design the page on the result
Cross-filter, drill down, export one HTML file. A diagram can be read as a dataset too.
Draw the picture, bound to the numbers
Shapes read a file, a query, an API or a flow output and recolour by rule.
Run the chain on a timer
Flow, then dashboard refresh, then diagram refresh. Every night, or whenever a folder changes.
Your data stays on your PC.
Binse reads your files and your databases where they already are. There is no account to create, nothing to upload, and no service in the middle.
- No sign-in, no licence key. The Microsoft Store sells it and updates it. That is the whole relationship.
- Passwords are never written to disk. A database password you type is held in memory for that session only.
- Works on managed laptops. One app to approve instead of five, and nothing that asks to send data to a cloud.
Breadth that usually costs several products.
Every figure below was read from the running app, not from a brochure.
What it looks like.
Every picture on this site is a screenshot of Binse 2026.10.37 on the sample data that ships with it. Click one to see it full size.
One app. One price. Yours from the Microsoft Store.
Data Flow + Dashboards + Diagrams + Schedules
Buy it the way you buy anything else on Windows. The Store handles payment, installs it, keeps it up to date and lets you put it on your other PCs. No subscription to manage and no key to lose.
- Everything, every toolNo tiers, no add-ons, no connector fees.
- Updates through the StoreNew builds arrive the way Windows apps do.
- Sample data includedA flow, three diagrams and datasets to try every tool on.
- Windows 10 and 11, 64-bitEnglish in this release.
Things people ask first.
Does my data leave my PC?
How big a file can it handle?
Can I send a dashboard to someone who does not have Binse?
What can it connect to?
Do scheduled runs need Binse open?
Is there a Mac version?
Try it on your own data tonight.
Install from the Microsoft Store, open the sample flow, then drop in a file of your own.