Physics lab plotting
Manually select X/Y ranges, read data vertically or horizontally, add error bars, fit curves, calculate slopes, and run one-click linear regression analysis.
Physics · Accounting · Finance
UniGraph student-friendly academic plotting tool
Import Excel or CSV files, choose X/Y data ranges, and create charts for lab reports, coursework, and financial analysis. The current desktop version is free and does not require login.
If the download button is not available yet, run .\build_exe.ps1 in the project root first.
What it does
From data import to paper-ready charts in one path
Accounting visuals
Create bar charts, pie charts, and cash-flow waterfall charts for reports, coursework, and financial explanations.
Finance analysis charts
Build risk-return charts, portfolio visuals, cumulative returns, and correlation heatmaps to help students understand asset data.
Desktop first
The Windows EXE runs independently, so users can open it even without a Python environment.
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The current version is for Windows. On first launch, it shows a language and loading dialog, then remembers the user's language.
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