Doing the hard work for you

Initially, we want to help you merge & connect information. This could be from two or more files, in any text format.

We were, so are now trying to create something that is quicker, easier and significantly more powerful!

Brewing data

The Information Brewery

The Information Brewery (TIB) is a toolset you can use to help bring your data to life.

Just as brewing brings together different ingredients, includes many different stages, the end result is amazing. TIB allows you to mix up all your data and distil the bits you want.

Welcome!

JSON - Convert

Convert JSON

Upload a JSON file and explore it to find where the data is.

Select what you want and convert it to CSV, Excel, XML, back into JSON or even a MySQL Script

Excel - share

Excel file

Allows you to share the whole file (but the person needs Excel to view it); or you can just share the part of it on a web page - for instance a table or area of the file.

RSS Feed - convert

RSS Feed

If you want to get a snapshot of a specific RSS feed and download it in a different format, use this. You can save the details and run anytime again. You can also get a URL that will return the file in that format, based on the latest RSS contents.

Run some demos

Run some Demos

Just a few demos of the type of data and information that can be worked with

My Data

My Account

Your personal details

You will notice there are not too many options at this stage - this is very early on and we are building up flexibility.

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