Wizard 2 for PC and Mac

1. Wizard is different from other programs because there's no syntax to learn – the app instantly creates compelling graphics and performs relevant statistical tests as you click, filter, select, and explore a data set.

2. If you see a table of data on (say) Wikipedia that looks interesting, click the Share button in the Safari toolbar, click Wizard 2, and presto – instant histograms and proportion bars representing the data in each column.

3. Wizard has advanced modeling capabilities lacking in Excel – including survival analysis, logistic regression, and choice modeling – and works with millions of rows of data.

4. Unlike legacy statistics packages and open-source offerings, Wizard is designed as a comfortable Windows-first experience, with Undo/Redo, autosaved documents, native graphics, and full-screen windows.

5. How is this variable affected by that one? Is this correlation statistically significant? Can I predict an outcome from several inputs? Wizard is designed to answer these kinds of questions in an intuitive, visual interface, with all the statistical details for those who want to know more.

6. For students and occasional analysts, Wizard works as an all-in-one statistics package; for professionals, it's often a place for a quick first pass before resorting to more cumbersome programs.

7. So if you have a CSV – or a file in a dozen other formats, including Access, Excel, FileMaker Pro, JSON, and Numbers – Wizard can read it in and get to work immediately.

8. In all these cases, Wizard has something to offer: an easy-to-use, Windows-native program for importing, pivoting, visualizing, and analyzing data.

9. Don't have data on hand? New in Wizard 2 is the ability to import data directly from Safari.

10. Many customers find that Wizard hits a sweet spot between Excel and higher-end statistics packages.

11. Special introductory pricing is available to existing Wizard users – simply follow the instructions after launching Wizard 2 for the first time.